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2013-09-22T07:17:31Z

David131:

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2013-09-22T07:11:33Z

David131:

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2013-09-22T07:03:45Z

David131:

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2013-09-22T06:58:07Z

David131:

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2013-09-22T06:54:34Z

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2013-09-22T06:52:08Z

David131:

Speakon connections

2013-09-22T06:50:46Z

David131:

[[Image:Speakon.jpg]]

Output (Speakon-type Connectors / Terminals) in Normal Mode
With TOUR GRADE amplifiers speaker connection differs depending on the actually selected mode of operation of the power amplifier blocks, i.e. the setting of the MODE switch on the power amp’s rear panel. In NORMAL mode, the loudspeaker systems can be connected in two different ways: using typical Speaker Systems Cabling or Bi-Amp Cabling.
Typical Speaker System Cabling
The first possibility is to use the two Speakon-type connectors, whereas speakers have tobe connected to pins 1+ and 1- of the sockets.

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Speaker connection in NORMAL operation mode, using Speakon A and B connectors
Next to the Speakon-type sockets, conventional speaker terminals are provided as well. The following illustration shows how to connect the speaker systems for NORMAL mode operation.

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Speaker connection in NORMAL operation mode, using Terminals
Bi-Amp Cabling
The second possibility for connecting the speakers when the power amplifier is operated in NORMAL mode is to only use the Speakon-type connector CH A and to connect one speaker cabinet to pins 1+ and 1-, as described above and the second cabinet to pins 2+ and 2- as shown below. Only pins 2+ and 2- of the Speakon CH A connector are assigned. Proceeding like this facilitates the cabling of speaker systems that are used in active 2-way operation (Bi-Amp).

[[Image:tg-output-biamp.gif]]

Bi-Amp speaker connection in NORMAL operation mode, using only the Speakon A connector
Output (Speakon-type Connectors / Terminals) in Bridged Mode
Setting the Mode switch on the power amp’s rear panel to BRIDGED lets the power amplifier run in bridged mode operation and speaker connection has to be established using pins 1+ and 2+ of the Speakon socket CH A.

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Speaker connection in BRIDGED operation mode, using Speakon A
When using the speaker terminals in BRIDGED mode, the loudspeaker system has to be connected to the red terminals of CHANNEL A and CHANNEL B. An illustration of how to correctly establish speaker connection for this mode of operation is provided on the power amp’s enclosure.

[[Image:tg-output-bridged2.gif]]

Speaker connection in BRIDGED operation mode, using Terminals
CAUTION:
Due to the high current, using banana plugs for speaker connection is not permissible.

Pin-outs for common connectors

2013-09-22T06:07:26Z

David131:

File:EA015v2-500.jpg

2013-09-12T08:53:34Z

David131:

Selling tips - EA015 Wall mounted active speakers

2013-09-12T08:52:19Z

David131:

[[Image:EA015v2-500.jpg|thumb|left]]
Top selling schools audio system - feature rich for classroom use beats competitors on both features and price. 30 Watts RMS or 80 Watts RMS versions available

== Features ==

*Wall mounted active speaker set
*15 Watts or 40 Watts RMS per channel stereo
*Steel speaker grilles
*Secure wall mounting brackets - screw to wall or "C" bracket design

*Front mounted volume control and on/off switch and IR remote control
*Two stereo inputs (RCA)
*Supplied with interconnect cables input devices (also available without connection cables as these maybe included in cable kits)

'''Sell with these [[Related Products - EA015 Wall mounted active speakers|related products]]'''

== Unique Selling Points (or Unique Perceived Benefits) ==

*The best selling Active speaker system for the classroom - cost effective and stylish
*Designed for the classroom to meet class noise criteria at 6 metres ie better than 75dB Sound Pressure Level (SPL)
*Wood cabinet provides better sound reproduction than equivalent size "plastic" case speaker systems
*Steel grilles and secure fixing brackets are not provided by many competitors but are a requirement of many schools
*Two inputs for PC and DVD player etc - many only have one input for typical 2.0 systems so can be used simultaneously with [http://www.edistrading.hk/productsfull.php?product_id=250| sound reinforcement systems]
*IR Remote control makes volume adjustments easily without climbing on furniture if speakers to high to reach
*The design is registered in the EU Community Design Register affording some legal protection from cheap copies

== Benefits ==

*Designed for education market with steel grilles and secure wall fixings so children can't damage or knock it off the wall
*The power handling of the 30 Watt system is designed for a typical (standard UK) school classroom of about 10m wide and 6m deep giving a Sound Pressure Level (SPL) of about 75dBA at 6 metres - the 80 Watt has a further 20 dBA SPL for the bigger room

== Technical specification ==

{| class="FCK__ShowTableBorders"
|-
| Colour
| White with black grille
|-
| Control
| Wired remote control - Volume and selector 
|-
| Output power (RMS)
| 2x 15 Watt
|-
| Drivers
| 4″20W, 1.5″5W
|-
| Impedance
| 4Ω
|-
| Frequency response
| 20HZ - 20KHZ
|-
| Separation
| ≧35DB
|-
| S/N Ratio
| ≧60DB
|-
| Inoput sensitivity(10%T.H.D)
| ≦600MV
|-
| T.H.D
| 0.30%
|-
| Dimensions
| W143× D252× H173
|-
| Power supply
| ～230V
|-
| Sound Pressure Level (SPL) 
| 75 – 85 dbA
|-
|
|}

== Packing list ==

*Active speaker
*Passive satellite speaker
*1x 5 metre RCA (Yellow) to Raw end speaker cable, cable wires black and black with white stripe for red speaker connector
*1x3 metre PC audio cable with black 3.5mm mini jack connector at remote end and Red & White RCA connectors at amplifier end
*1x 3 metre PC audio cable with Red & White RCA at remote end and Red & White RCA connectors at amplifier end
*1x 1.8 metre Mains power lead fitted with a figure 8 to moulded Europlug with a UK adaptor
*Remote control
*User manual

== Packaging info ==

{| class="FCK__ShowTableBorders"
|-
| style="background: #f0f0f0" align="left" | '''Packing details'''
| style="background: #f0f0f0" align="center" | '
|-
| Size of Carton
| 380x200x320 mm
|-
| Qty per carton
| 1 per carton
|-
| Net weight
| 5 Kg
|-
| Gross weight
| 5.9 Kg
|-
| 20” Container load
| 1324*
|-
| 40” Container load
| 2646*
|-
| 40” HQ Container load
| 3076*
|-
|
| *Approximate loadings
|}

== Other links for EA015 ==

*[http://www.edisav.com/Datasheets/EA015.pdf Datasheet 30 Watt]
*[http://www.edisav.com/Manuals/EA015.pdf Manual 30 Watt]
*[http://www.edisav.com/en/products/detail/flypage/9-ea015-wall-mounted-active-speakers.html?pop=0&sef=hfp Web page]

Articles:

*[http://www.edisav.com/Articles/RMS%20v%20Peak%20power.pdf RMS v Peak power] understand amplifier power ratings (don't be fooled!)
*[http://www.edisav.com/Articles/Buying%20Quality%20Audio%20Equipment.pdf Buying quality audio equipment] jargon explained.
*[http://www.edisav.com/Articles/Birth%20of%20a%20speaker.pdf Birth of a Classroom Speaker System]

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2013-09-12T08:07:31Z

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Edis Terms for Sale of Goods

2012-11-27T03:46:08Z

David131: /* COPYRIGHT AND CONFIDENTIALITY */

'''Edis Terms and Conditions of Sale'''

==DEFINITIONS==
In these Conditions the following expressions shall have the following meanings:
* ‘the Company’ means Edis Trading (HK) Limited;
* ‘Goods’ means the articles or things or any item described in the Contract;
* ‘the Buyer’ means the person, firm or company with whom the Contract is made by the Company, whether directly or indirectly through an agent or factor who is acting for or instructed by or whose actions are ratified by such person firm or company;
* ‘Company’s Premises’ means the premises mentioned in the Company’s quotation or other contractual document or if not so mentioned means the Company’s supplier’s factory in China.
* ‘the Contract’ means the Company’s quotation for the sale or supply of the Goods and any document referred therein, these Conditions of Sale, the Company’s invoice or acknowledgement of the Buyer’s order for the Goods and the Buyer’s order for the Goods, and if there shall be any inconsistency between the documents comprising the Contract they shall have precedence in the order herein listed.
* 'Intellectual Property Rights' means all intellectual and industrial property rights including patents, know-how, registered trade marks, registered designs, utility models, applications for and rights to apply for any of the foregoing, unregistered design rights, unregistered trade marks, rights to prevent passing off for unfair competition and copyright, database rights, topography rights and any other rights in any invention, discovery or process, in each case in the United Kingdom and all other countries in the world and together with all renewals and extensions;

==GENERAL==
These conditions shall be deemed to be incorporated in all contracts of the Company to sell Goods and in the case of any inconsistency with any order letter or form of contract sent by the Buyer to the Company or any other communication between the Buyer and the Company whatever may be their respective dates the provisions of these conditions shall prevail unless expressly varied in writing and signed by a director on behalf of the Company. Any concession made or latitude allowed by the Company to the Buyer shall not affect the strict rights of the Company under the Contract. If in any particular case any of these conditions shall be held to be invalid or shall not apply to the Contract the other conditions shall continue in full force and effect.
==ORDERS==
* Unless verbal, telephone or telegraphic orders and any variations to orders are confirmed in writing by the Buyer the Company shall not be responsible for errors or subsequent misunderstandings.
* Notwithstanding that the Company may have given a detailed quotation no order shall be binding on the Company unless and until it has been accepted in writing by the Company.
==PRICES==
* The price payable for Goods shall, unless otherwise stated by the Company in writing and agreed on its behalf, be the prices quoted by the Company and current at the date of despatch.
* Prices quoted in foreign currency are based on Chinese Yuan exchange rates at the time of quotation. Any variation in exchange rates at time of conversion to RMB in China will be charged pro-rata.
* All prices are inclusive of Chinese Sales Tax at the time of quotation. Any changes to this Tax by the Chinese Government will be charged at the appropriate rate.
* The Company’s prices are subject to adjustment to take account of any variation in the Company’s costs including (but not limited to) variations in wages, the cost of materials, exchange rate fluctuations, alterations of duties and other costs since the date of the Company’s quotation or (if no quotation is issued) the Buyer’s order. The Company accordingly reserves the right to adjust the invoice price by the amount of any increase or decrease in such costs after the price is quoted. The invoice so adjusted shall be payable as if the price set out therein were the original contract price.
==TERMS OF PAYMENT==
* Unless otherwise stated by the Company in writing and recorded on the Company’s acknowledgement of order, payment shall be due at sight against invoices by Same day Telegraphic Transfer save that payment shall become due in any event forthwith upon the occurrence of any of the events referred to in Condition 13 hereof.
* Without prejudice to any other rights it may have, the Company is entitled to charge interest at 2% above the then Current Base Rate of The Standard Chartered Bank PLC on overdue payments of the price of the Goods.
==DELIVERY==
* All times or dates given for delivery of the goods are given in good faith but without any responsibility on the part of the Company. Time of delivery should not be of the essence of any contract nor shall the Company be under any liability for any delay beyond the Company’s control.
* Where the Goods are handed to a carrier for carriage to the Buyer or the Chinese port for export any such carrier shall be deemed to be an agent of the Company and not of the Buyer for the purposes of Sections 44, 45, and 46 of the Sale of Goods Act 1979.
* The Buyer agrees that Section 32(3) of the Sale of Goods Act 1979 shall not apply to Goods sent by the Company.
* No liability for non-delivery loss of or damage of the Goods occurring prior to delivery or for any claim that the Goods are not in accordance with the Contract will attach to the Company unless claims to that effect are notified in writing by the Buyer to the Company (and in the case of claims for non-delivery loss or damage with a copy to the carrier if the Company’s own vehicles have not been used to deliver the Goods): (a) within seven days of delivery for loss damage or non-compliance with the Contract or (b) within ten days of the date of the invoice for non-delivery.
* In the event of a valid claim for non-delivery loss damage or non-compliance with the Contract the Company undertakes at its option either to repair or replace the Goods at its expense but shall not be under any further or other liability to any person in connection with such non-delivery loss damage or non-compliance.
* If the Buyer shall fail to give notice in accordance with the condition above the Goods shall be deemed to be in all respects in accordance with the Contract. Without prejudice to earlier acceptance by the Buyer it shall be bound to accept and pay for the same accordingly.
==RETURNS==
Goods supplied in accordance with the Contract cannot be returned without the Company’s prior written authorisation. Duly authorised returns shall be sent to the Company’s Premises at the Buyer’s expense.
==PACKING AND CARRIAGE==
Unless otherwise agreed by the Company in writing the prices of the Goods are inclusive of export packing and loading into Ocean freight containers.
==PASSING OF TITLE AND RISK==
* From the time of delivery the Goods shall be at the risk of the Buyer who shall be solely responsible for their custody and maintenance but, unless otherwise expressly agreed in writing, the Goods shall remain the property of the Company until all payments under the Contract have been made in full and unconditionally. Whilst the ownership of the Company continues the Buyer shall keep the Goods separate and identifiable from all other goods in its possession.
* In event of failure to pay the price in accordance with the Contract, the Company shall have power to resell the Goods. Such power being additional to (and not in substitution for) any other power of sale arising by operation of law or implication or otherwise and for such purposes the Company and its servants and agents may forthwith enter upon any premises or land occupied or owned by the Buyer to remove the Goods.

==CONDITIONS AND WARRANTIES==
* The Contract shall not constitute a sale by description or sample.
* Any conditions or warranties (whether express or implied by statute common law or arising from conduct or a previous course of dealing or trade custom or usage) as to the quality of the Goods or their fitness for any particular purposes (even if that purpose is made known expressly or by implication to the Company) or as to the correspondence of the Goods with any description or sample are hereby expressly negatived.
==DEFECTIVE GOODS==
* The Company will pass on to the Buyer to the extent that it is able any benefits obtainable under any warranty given by the Company’s supplier provided that the Goods have been accepted and paid for.
* Nothing herein shall impose any liability on the Company in respect of any defect in the Goods arising out of the acts, omissions negligence or default of the Buyer its servants or agents including in particular without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing any failure by the Buyer to comply with any recommendations of the Company as to storage and use of the Goods (including without limitation any instructions provided by the Company as to the calibration of the Goods).
* Liability shall be limited to the replacement of faulty parts at the sole discretion of the Company and shall be included with the next order from the Buyer of the same product
* Nothing herein shall have the effect of excluding or restricting the liability of the Company for death or personal injury resulting from its negligence in so far as the same is prohibited by United Kingdom statute.

==CONSEQUENTIAL LOSS==
The Company shall not be liable for any costs claims or damages or expenses arising out of any tortious act or omission or any breach of contract or statutory duty calculated by reference to profits, income, production or accruals or loss of such profits, income, production or accruals by reference to accrual of such costs, claims, damages or expenses on a time basis.
==DEFAULT ON INSOLVENCY OF THE BUYER==
If the Buyer shall be in breach of any of its obligations under the Contract or if any distress or execution shall be levied on the Buyer’s property or assets or if the Buyer shall make or offer to make any arrangement or composition with his creditors or commit any act of bankruptcy or if any bankruptcy petition be presented against him or (if the Buyer is a company) if any Resolution or Petition to wind up such company shall be passed or presented or if a Receiver of the whole or any part of such company’s undertaking property or assets shall be appointed, the Company in its discretion and without prejudice to any other right or claim may by notice in writing determine wholly or in part any and every contract between the Company and the Buyer or may (without prejudice to the Company’ s right subsequently to determine the contract for the same cause should it so decide) by notice in writing suspend further deliveries of Goods until any defaults of the Buyer be remedied.
==COPYRIGHT AND CONFIDENTIALITY==
All drawings descriptions and other information submitted by the Company shall remain the property of the Company together with the copyright therein, and shall be treated as confidential and shall not be disclosed to any person except as permitted in writing by the Company.

The Parties acknowledge that damages would not be an adequate remedy for any breach of this Clause and that (without prejudice to any other rights or remedies that the Parties may be entitled to as a matter of law), both Parties will be entitled to the remedies of injunction, specific performance, and other equitable relief to enforce the provisions of this Clause and no proof of special damages shall be necessary for the enforcement of the provisions of this Clause.

==INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY==
The Company shall own all Intellectual Property Rights in the Goods.
No right or licence is granted to the Buyer in respect of the Intellectual Property
Rights of the Company, except the right to use, or re-sell the Goods in the Buyer’s ordinary course of business.
The Buyer will not without the Company’s prior consent allow any trade marks of the Company or other words or marks applied to the Goods to be obliterated, obscured or omitted nor add any additional marks or words.
For the avoidance of doubt, no representation or warranty is given by the Company that the Goods do not infringe any third party Intellectual Property Rights and in this respect the Buyer shall accept such title to the Goods as the Seller has.

==LIMITATION OF LIABILITY==
The liability of the Company to the Buyer for any loss or damage of whatsoever nature and howsoever caused shall be limited to and in no circumstances shall exceed the price of the Goods.

==REPRESENTATIONS==
No statement description information warranty condition or recommendation contained in any catalogue price list advertisement or communication or made verbally by any of the agents or employees of the Company shall be construed to enlarge, vary or override in any way any of these conditions.
==FORCE MAJEURE==
The Company shall be entitled to delay or cancel delivery or to reduce the amount delivered if it is prevented from or hindered in or delayed in obtaining or delivering the Goods by normal route or means of delivery through any circumstances beyond its control including but not limited to strikes, lock-outs, accidents, war, fire, reduction in or unavailability of power at manufacturing plant, breakdown of plant or machinery or shortage or unavailability of raw materials from normal source of supply.
==HEADINGS==
The headings in these conditions are intended for reference only and shall not affect their construction.
==PROPER LAW==
The Contract shall in all respects be governed by English Law and shall be deemed to have been made in England and the Buyer and the Company agree to submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the English Courts.

[http://www.edisav.com/Pdf/Edis%20Terms%20for%20Sale%20of%20Goods.pdf Download in pdf format]

USB connections

2012-11-26T03:20:10Z

David131:

[[Image:Usb a b female.gif]]            [[Image:Usb a b male.gif]]

     Female                           Male

{|
|-
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" | '''Pin'''
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" | '''Name'''
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" | '''Cable color'''
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" | '''Description'''
|-
| 1
| VCC
| Red
| +5 VDC
|-
| 2
| D-
| White
| Data -
|-
| 3
| D+
| Green
| Data +
|-
| 4
| GND
| Black
| Ground
|}
[[Image:Usb_connectors.JPG]]

Micro-B plug, a non-USB proprietary plug, Mini-B plug (5-pin), Standard-A receptacle, Standard-A plug, Standard-B plug

[[Image:USBPinouts.png]]

USB 3.0

[[Image:USB3MicroBplug.PNG]]

Micro-B USB 3.0 compatible (cable/male end)
USB 2.0 connector on the side of the specification standard micro USB 3.0 connector are aligned pin-minute increase in the standard.

No.1: power (VBUS)

No.2: USB 2.0 differential pair (D−)

No.3: USB 2.0 differential pair (D+)

No.4: USB OTG ID for identifying lines

No.5: GND

No.6: USB 3.0 signal transmission line (−)

No.7: USB 3.0 signal transmission line (+)

No.8: GND

No.9: USB 3.0 signal receiving line (−)

No.10: USB 3.0 signal receiving line (+)

File:USB3MicroBplug.PNG

2012-11-26T03:19:24Z

David131:

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2012-11-26T03:11:32Z

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2012-11-26T02:49:16Z

David131:

HDMI connections

2012-11-12T07:06:42Z

David131:

The High-Definition Multi-media (HDMI)is an industry-supported digital audio/video interface. HDMI provides connection between any compatible digital audio/video source and a compatible digital audio and/or video monitor. HDMI supports standard, enhanced, or high-definition video, plus multi-channel digital audio on a single cable. It is independent of the various DTV standards such as ATSC, DVB(-T,-S,-C), as these are encapsulations of the MPEG data streams, which are passed off to a decoder, and output as uncompressed video data, which can be high-definition. This video data is then encoded into TMDS for transmission digitally over HDMI. HDMI also includes support for 8-channel uncompressed digital audio. Beginning with version 1.2, HDMI now supports up to 8 channels of one-bit audio. One-bit audio is what is used on Super Audio CDs.

The standard Type A HDMI connector has 19 pins, and a higher resolution version called Type B, has been defined, although it is not yet in common use. Type B has 29 pins, allowing it to carry an expanded video channel for use with high-resolution displays. Type-B is designed to support resolutions higher than 1080p. HDMI version 1.4 has just (Nov 2009) been released and includes extra data wires for internet connections in the cable.

 

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| [[Image:HDMI-panel.jpg]]
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[[Image:Hdmi A pins.gif]]

Connections as seen at the socket

| [[Image:Hdmi-2.jpg]]
|}

 

 

{| align="center" border="1"
|+ HDMI Type B Pin-outs
|-
| style="background: #f0f0f0" align="center" | '''Pin'''
| style="background: #f0f0f0" align="center" | '''Signal'''
| style="background: #f0f0f0" align="center" | '''Description'''
|-
| 1
| TMDS Data2+
|
|-
| 2
| TMDS Data2 Shield
|
|-
| 3
| TMDS Data2-
|
|-
| 4
| TMDS Data1+
|
|-
| 5
| TMDS Data1 Shield
|
|-
| 6
| TMDS Data1-
|
|-
| 7
| TMDS Data0+
|
|-
| 8
| TMDS Data0 Shield
|
|-
| 9
| TMDS Data0-
|
|-
| 10
| TMDS Clock+
|
|-
| 11
| TMDS Clock Shield
|
|-
| 12
| TMDS Clock-
|
|-
| 13
| TMDS Data5+
|
|-
| 14
| TMDS Data5 Shield
| NC on Device
|-
| 15
| TMDS Data5-
|
|-
| 16
| TMDS Data4+
|
|-
| 17
| TMDS Data4 Shield
|
|-
| 18
| TMDS Data4-
|
|-
| 19
| TMDS Data3+
|
|-
| 20
| TMDS Data3 Shield
|
|-
| 21
| TMDS Data3-
|
|-
| 22
| CEC
|
|-
| 23
| Reserved
| (N.C. on device)
|-
| 24
| Reserved
| (N.C. on device)
|-
| 25
| SCL
|
|-
| 26
| SDA
|
|-
| 27
| DDC/CEC Ground
|
|-
| 28
| +5V
|
|-
| 29
| Hot Plug Detect
|
|}

 

TMDS channel carries audio, video and auxiliary data.

Signalling method: According to DVI 1.0 spec. Single-link (Type A HDMI) or dual-link (Type B HDMI). Video pixel rate: 25 MHz to 165 MHz (Type A) or to 330 MHz (Type B). Video formats with rates below 25 MHz (e.g. 13.5 MHz for 480i/NTSC) transmitted using a pixel-repetition scheme. Up to 24 bits per pixel can be transferred, regardless of rate. Supports 1080p60. Pixel encodings: RGB 4:4:4, YCbCr 4:4:4 (8 bits per component); YCbCr 4:2:2 (12 bits per component). Audio sample rates: 32 kHz, 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 88.2 kHz, 96kHz, 176.4 kHz, 192 kHz, up to 8 audio channels .

Type A HDMI is backward-compatible with the single-link Digital Visual Interface (DVI) used on modern computer monitors and graphics cards. This means that a DVI source can drive an HDMI monitor, or vice versa, by means of a suitable adapter or cable, but the audio and remote control features of HDMI will not be available. Additionally, without support for HDCP, the video quality and resolution may be artificially downgraded by the signal source to prevent the end user from viewing or especially copying restricted content. Type B HDMI is similarly backward-compatible with dual-link DVI.

Harmonised Commodity Codes

2012-11-12T06:26:53Z

David131:

These Harmonised Commodity Codes are those most often used by those Customs and Clearing Agents who clear and receive our goods at ports of entry.

Disclaimer

Please note that these codes are for guidance only and are correct to the best of our knowledge but you should check with your own Customs/Clearing agent before use, please contact us for items excluded or with missing or erroneous codes. In our experience interpretation of these harmonised codes is often the subject of conjecture, experiment and previous experience as the harmonised codes are sometimes very difficult to allocate to goods precisely. You can also visit our [http://www.edisav.com/Wiki/index.php?title=Glossary_of_importing,_shipping_and_banking_terms#Harmonized_System Glossary of shipping terms] for a definition or you can view harmonised codes for all products on the TARIC site if in doubt [http://ec.europa.eu/taxation_customs/index_en.htm TARIC website] .

{| {{table}}
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Part Number'''
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Product Name'''
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Edis Short Name'''
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Custom Code'''
|-
| 0010032||AV Cart - Edis||EPF32||94033091
|-
| 0010035||AV Cart - Economy||||94033091
|-
| 0010036||Touch Screen Lift||||7610900
|-
| 0010037||AV Lectern with angled desk top||EPF37||94033091
|-
| 0010038||AV Lectern with flat desk top||EPF38||94033091
|-
| 0010039||18U Equipment Cabinet (Beech)||EPF39||94033091
|-
| 0010040||12U Equipment Cabinet (Beech)||EPF40||94033091
|-
| 0010041||19in Rack Rails for AV lectern (Pair)||EPF41||94033091
|-
| 0010042||AV lectern Hinged fold down laptop shelf||EPF42||94033091
|-
| 0010043||AV Lectern Internal shelf (Pair)||EPF43||94033091
|-
| 0010046||19in Rack Rails for 12U cabinet (Pair)||EPF46||94033091
|-
| 0010047||Whiteboard Lift - mobile||EPF47||7610900
|-
| 0010048||Interactive Whiteboard 76" 4:3||EIWB76||961000
|-
| 0010049||Projector screen - Manual 1530x1530||EPS49||901060
|-
| 0010050||Projector screen - Wall manual 1800x1800||EPS50||901060
|-
| 0010051||Projector screen - Wall manual 2440x2440||EPS51||901060
|-
| 0010052||Projector screen - Electric 1530x1530||EPS52||901060
|-
| 0010053||Projector screen - Electric 1800x1800||EPS53||901060
|-
| 0010054||Projector screen - Electric 2440x2440||EPS54||901060
|-
| 0010055||Projector screen - hand held IR Remote control||EPS55||901060
|-
| 0010056||Flipchart Easel F10||F10||94033091
|-
| 0010057||Projector stand 101||||940310
|-
| 0010058||Projector stand 102||||940310
|-
| 0010059||Projector stand 103||||940310
|-
| 0010060||AV Trolley 102||||940310
|-
| 0010061||Interactive Whiteboard 82" 4:3||EIWB85||
|-
| 0010062||Wall mounted Data Cabinet 6U||||
|-
| 0010063||Wall mounted Data Cabinet 9U||||
|-
| 0010064||Wall mounted Data Cabinet 12U||||
|-
| 0010065||Projector screen - Electric 2030x2030||||901060
|-
| 0010066||Projector screen - Wall Manual 2030x2030||EPS66||901060
|-
| 0010067||Projector screen - Wall manual 3050x3050||EPS67||901060
|-
| 0010068||Projector screen - Wall manual 3500x3500||EPS68||901060
|-
| 0010069||Projector screen - Electric 3050x3050||EPS69||901060
|-
| 0010070||Projector screen - Electric 3500x3500||EPS70||901060
|-
| 0010071||Projector screen - floor 60" 16:9||EPS71||901060
|-
| 0010072||Projector screen - floor 80" 16:9||EPS72||901060
|-
| 0010073||Projector screen - floor 100" 16:9||EPS73||901060
|-
| 0010074||Rear Projection Screen 84"||EPS74||
|-
| 0010075||Rear Projection Screen 100"||EPS75||
|-
| 0010076||19in Rack Rails for AV Cart (Pair)||EPF76||94033091
|-
| 0010077||Exhibition Screen Lift - up to 70"||EPF77||
|-
| 0010078||Exhibition Screen Lift - 70" to 110"||EPF78||
|-
| 0010079||Interactive Whiteboard 82" 16:9||||961000
|-
| 0010080||Interactive Whiteboard 88" 4:3||||961000
|-
| 0010081||Interactive Whiteboard 88" 16:9||||961000
|-
| 0010082||Interactive Whiteboard 96" 16:9||||961000
|-
| 0010083||Interactive Whiteboard 106" 16:9||||961000
|-
| 0010084||Interactive Whiteboard Stand||||940320
|-
| 0010085||Fixing bracket for Whiteboard on Lift||||830241
|-
| 0010086||Whiteboard Lift - fixed EPF86||EPF86||7610900
|-
| 0010087||Projector Bracket for Whiteboard lift||||830241
|-
| 0010088||Flight Case 15U with shelf and cable tray||||42021290
|-
| 0010089||Whiteboard Lift - mobile NZ/AU||EPF89||7610900
|-
| 0010090||Digital Display Floor Stand EDS90||EDS90||940320
|-
| 0010091||Digital Display Stand EDS91||EDS91||940320
|-
| 0010092A||Digital Display Stand (Rotate) EDS92A||||940320
|-
| 0010092B||Digital Display Stand (Rotate) EDS92B||||940320
|-
| 0010093||Digital Display Stand (2x Horizontal) EDS93||||940320
|-
| 0010094||Digital Display Stand (2x Vertical) EDS94||EDS94||940320
|-
| 0010095||Digital Display Stand (2 +1) EDS95||EDS95||940320
|-
| 0010096||Digital Display Stand (3 +1) EDS96||EDS96||940320
|-
| 0010097||Digital Display Stand (3x) EDS97||EDS97||940320
|-
| 0010098||Digital Display Stand (2+2) EDS98||EDS98||940320
|-
| 0010099||Digital Display Stand (2x3) EDS99||EDS99||940320
|-
| 0010100||Digital Display Stand (3x3) EDS100||EDS100||940320
|-
| 0010101||Fixed Digital Display Stand (Rotate) EDS101||EDS101||940320
|-
| 0010102||Fixed Digital Display Stand (Dual) EDS102||EDS102||940320
|-
| 0010103||Digital Display Large Format Desk EDS103||EDS103||940320
|-
| 0010104||Digital Display Large Format Desk (6 Display) EDS1||EDS104||940320
|-
| 0010105||Flight Case for 55in Touch Screen Display||EPF105||42021290
|-
| 0010106||Mobile LCD Touchscreen Dual Lift||EPF106||940320
|-
| 0040001||World Beater LCD Mount||EM01||830241
|-
| 0040002||Universal Tilt LCD Mount||EM02||830241
|-
| 0040003||LCD wall Mount - VESA 75/100 Single arm||||830241
|-
| 0040004||LCD Wall Mount - VESA Dual arm||||830241
|-
| 0040005||LCD Wall Mount - VESA Cantilever||||830241
|-
| 0040006||LCD Wall Mount - VESA Swivel||||830241
|-
| 0040007||LCD Wall Mount - VESA 2 Screen||||830241
|-
| 0040008||LCD Wall Mount - Universal||||830241
|-
| 0040009||LCD Ceilingl Mount - Vesa||||830241
|-
| 0040010||LCD Ceilingl Mount - Universal||||830241
|-
| 0040011||LED TV Wall Mount - 23"-42"||||830241
|-
| 0040012||LED TV Wall Mount - 32"- 55"||||830241
|-
| 0040013||LED TV Wall Mount - 42"- 65"||||830241
|-
| 0040014||Universal tilting wall mount large 1550600||||830241
|-
| 0040015||World Beater Tilt LCD Mount||EM15||830241
|-
| 0050025||Cable Video 1x RCA M/M 10M||||854442
|-
| 0050026||Cable Video 1x RCA M/M 15M||||854442
|-
| 0050027||Cable Video 1x RCA M/M 3.5M||||854442
|-
| 0050028||Cable Video 1x RCA M/M 5M||||854442
|-
| 0050029||HDMI M/M (with Braid) 1m||||854442
|-
| 0050030||HDMI M/M (with braid) 1.5 m||||854442
|-
| 0050031||HDMI M/M (with braid) 3 m||||854442
|-
| 0050033||HDMI M/M PVC sheath 1 m||||854442
|-
| 0050034||HDMI M/M PVC sheath 1.5 m||||854442
|-
| 0050035||HDMI M/M PVC sheath 3 m||||854442
|-
| 0050036||Cable Video 1x RCA M/Bare end 3.5M||||854442
|-
| 0050037||Cable Video 1x RCA M/Bare end 5M||||854442
|-
| 0050038||Cable Video 1x RCA M/Bare end 10M||||854442
|-
| 0050039||Cable Video 1x RCA M/Bare end 15M||||854442
|-
| 0050040||Cable USB 2m A-B||||854442
|-
| 0050041||Cable USB 3m USB A - USB B m/m||||854442
|-
| 0050042||Cable USB 5m USBA - USB B m/m||||854442
|-
| 0050043||RG6 - Aerial/video cable||||854442
|-
| 0050044||HDMI M/M PVC sheath 5 m||||854442
|-
| 0050045||HDMI M/M PVC sheath 10 m||||854442
|-
| 0050046||HDMI M/M PVC sheath 15 m||||854442
|-
| 0050047||HDMI M/M PVC sheath 20 m||||854442
|-
| 0050048||HDMI M/M PVC sheath 2 m||||854442
|-
| 0050049||HDMI M/F PVC sheath 1 m||||854442
|-
| 0050050||HDMI M/F PVC sheath 2 m||||854442
|-
| 0050051||HDMI M/F PVC sheath 5 m||||854442
|-
| 0050052||HDMI M/F PVC sheath 10 m||||854442
|-
| 0050053||Cable USB 1m USB A - USB A m/m||||854442
|-
| 0060001||Cable 10m 2x RCA M/M Red/White||||854442
|-
| 0060002||Cable 15m 2x RCA M/M Red/White||||854442
|-
| 0060009||Cable 1.5m Mini-Jack 3.5mm M/M||||854442
|-
| 0060010||Cable 15m Mini-Jack 3.5mm M/M||||854442
|-
| 0060011||Cable 10m Mini-Jack 3.5mm M/M||||854442
|-
| 0060012||Cable 1.5m 2RCA Red/White M/M||||854442
|-
| 0060013||Cable 5m 2x RCA M/M Red/White||||854442
|-
| 0060014||Cable 5m Mini-Jack 3.5mm M/M||||854442
|-
| 0060015||Cable 3m 2x RCA M/M Red/ White||||854442
|-
| 0060016||Cable 1.5m 2RCA Red/White M/Bare end||||854442
|-
| 0060017||Cable 3m 2x RCA M/Bare end R/W||||854442
|-
| 0060018||Cable 5m 2x RCA M/Bare end R/W||||854442
|-
| 0060019||Cable 10m 2x RCA M/Bare end R/W||||854442
|-
| 0060020||Cable 15m 2x RCA M/Bare end R/W||||854442
|-
| 0060021||Cable 1.5m Mini-Jack 3.5mm M/Bare end||||854442
|-
| 0060022||Cable 3m Mini-Jack 3.5mm M/Bare end||||854442
|-
| 0060023||Cable 5m Mini-Jack 3.5mm M/Bare end||||854442
|-
| 0060024||Cable 10m Mini-Jack 3.5mm M/Bare end||||854442
|-
| 0060025||Cable 15m Mini-Jack 3.5mm M/Bare end||||854442
|-
| 0060026||Cable 3m Mini-Jack 3.5mm M/M||||854442
|-
| 0060027||Cable 3m 2RCA-Jack 3.5mm M/M||||854442
|-
| 0060028||Speaker Cable - 2 core (per metre)||||854442
|-
| 0070011||Cable VGA M/M 5 Core Coax 10m||||854442
|-
| 0070012||Cable VGA M/M 5 Core Coax 15m||||854442
|-
| 0070013||Cable VGA M/M 5 Core Coax 3.5m||||854442
|-
| 0070015||Cable VGA M/M 5 Core Coax 5m||||854442
|-
| 0070018||Cable VGA M/M 5 Core Coax 3m||||854442
|-
| 0070019||Cable VGA M/Bare end 5 Core Coax 3m||||854442
|-
| 0070020||Cable VGA M/Bare end 5 Core Coax 3.5m||||854442
|-
| 0070021||Cable VGA M/Bare end 5 Core Coax 5m||||854442
|-
| 0070022||Cable VGA M/Bare end 5 Core Coax 10m||||854442
|-
| 0070023||Cable VGA M/Bare end 5 Core Coax 15m||||854442
|-
| 0070024||VGA Cable LSOH||||854442
|-
| 0070025||Cable VGA M/M 5 Core Coax 20m||||854442
|-
| 0080001||Plug and Play Cable kit 15m||EPP1||854442
|-
| 0080001-2||Plug and Play 15m box and packing||||854442
|-
| 0080002||Cable kit 10m||||854442
|-
| 0080002||Plug and Play Cable kit 10m||EPP2||854442
|-
| 0080002-2||Plug and Play 10m box and packing||||
|-
| 0080009||Modular Screw Terminal Kit Dual Gang||EC09||854442
|-
| 0080014||Modular Cable Kit Dual Gang 10m||EC14||854442
|-
| 0080015||Modular Cable Kit Dual Gang 15m||EC15||854442
|-
| 0080018||Plug and Play Cable kit 5m||EPP18||854442
|-
| 0080018-2||Plug and Play 5m box and packing||||854442
|-
| 0080019||Plug and Play Cable kit 3m||EPP19||854442
|-
| 0080023||Modular faceplate kit single gang full screw term||EC23||854442
|-
| 0080027||Plug & play Cable Kit 5m (1.5m Audio cables)||EPP27||854442
|-
| 0080028||Plug & play Cable Kit 10m (1.5m Audio cables)||EPP28||854442
|-
| 0080029||Modular Cable Kit Dual Gang 5m||EC29||854442
|-
| 0080030||Modular Cable Kit 5+1.5m Single Gang screw term||EC30||854442
|-
| 0080031||Modular Cable Kit 10+1.5m Single Gang screw term||EC31||854442
|-
| 0080032||Modular Cable Kit 3+1.5m Single Gang screw term||EC32||854442
|-
| 0080033||Connect Cable set 5m M/F||EC33||854442
|-
| 0080034||Connect Cable set 10m M/F||EC34||85444229
|-
| 0080035||Connect Cable Set 15m M/F||EC35||854442
|-
| 0080037||Connect Cable set 5m (Bare-end)||EC37||854442
|-
| 0080038||Connect Cable Set 10m (Bare end)||EC38||854442
|-
| 0080039||Connect Cable Set 15m (Bare end)||EC39||854442
|-
| 0080039H||Connect Cable Set 5m M/F with 5m HDMI||EC39H||8544422900
|-
| 0080040||Modular Cable Kit 15+1.5m Single Gang screw term||EC40||854442
|-
| 0080041||Fast-install Single gang kit||EC41||854442
|-
| 0080041-1||Faceplate with snap-ins and Backbox Single gang||||
|-
| 0080041-2||Faceplate and Backbox only Single gang||||
|-
| 0080042||Fast-install Dual gang kit||EC42||854442
|-
| 0080042-1||Faceplate with snap-ins and Backbox Dual gang||||
|-
| 0080042-2||Faceplate and Backbox only Dual gang||||
|-
| 0080043||Modular Screw Terminal Kit Single Gang||EC43||854442
|-
| 0080044||Modular Faceplate Kit Single with USB Module||EC44||854442
|-
| 0080045||Modular Faceplate Kit Dual with USB Module||EC45||854442
|-
| 0080046||Modular Cable Kit 5m bare end with modules||EC46||854442
|-
| 0080047||Plug and Play Cable Box F- M (Blister)||EC47||8518900090
|-
| 0080048||Plug and Play Cable Box F- F (Blister)||EC48||8518900090
|-
| 0080048-1||Plug & Play Cable Box F- F (Box 0nly)||EC48||8518900090
|-
| 0080049||Push Thru Cable Box||EPT01||8518900090
|-
| 0080050||Plug-Play Cable Box only (F-M) |||8518900090
|-
| 0080051||Plug-Play Cable Box only (F-F) ||||8518900090
|-
| 0080052||Power distribution unit - Fast-install||||8518900090
|-
| 0080053||EC53 Faceplate single gang||EC53||8518900090
|-
| 0080054||Steel Faceplate dual Gang CDEC||||8518900090
|-
| 0080055||Dual Gang Backbox 50mm||||8518900090
|-
| 0080055||Dual Gang Backbox 50mm||||8518900090
|-
| 0080056||Single Gang Backbox 50mm||||8518900090
|-
| 0080057||CDEC Steel dual gang Faceplate and Back Box||||8518900090
|-
| 0080057-1||CDEC Steel dual gang Faceplate only||||8518900090
|-
| 0080058||Plug & Play Cable Box F- M||EC58||8518900090
|-
| 0080059||Plug & Play Cable Box F- F||EPPF||8518900090
|-
| 0080060||Plug & Play Cable Box F- M USB repeater||EC60||8518900090
|-
| 0080061||Plug & Play Cable Box F- F with USB repeater||EC61||8518900090
|-
| 0080062||Steel Surround Single Gang||||
|-
| 0080063||Steel Surround Dual Gang||||
|-
| 0080064||StudyPlan Faceplate||||
|-
| 0080065||HDMI M/F Universal fixing kit||||
|-
| 0080066||Touchscreen Cable Set 1 metre||||
|-
| 0090001||Power cord Figure 8 to UK plug 1.8m||EPC001||
|-
| 0090002||Power cord Raw end to UK plug 1.8m||EPC002||
|-
| 0090003||Power cord Figure 8 to AU plug 1.8m||EPC003||
|-
| 0090004||Power cord Figure 8 to SA plug 1.8m||EPC004||
|-
| 0090005||Power cord UK to IEC-C13 10 metre||||
|-
| 0090006||Power cord Schuko to IEC-C13 5 metre||||
|-
| 0090007||Power cord Schuko to IEC-C13 15 metre||||
|-
| 0090008||Power cord Schuko to IEC-C13 10 metre||||
|-
| 0090009||Power cord Schuko to IEC-C13 20 metre||||
|-
| 0100006||Bulkhead Adaptor RCA F/F Yellow||EBA06||853690
|-
| 0100007||Bulkhead Adaptor RCA F/F Red||EBA07||853690
|-
| 0100008||Bulkhead Adaptor RCA F/F White||EBA08||853690
|-
| 0100011||Bulkhead Adaptor Mini Jack F/F Black||EBA09||853690
|-
| 0100012||Bulkhead VGA 15 pin Screw Terminal||EBC12||853690
|-
| 0100012||PCB VGA screw terminal bulkhead||||
|-
| 0100013||VGA Bulkhead coupler 15 pin M-F (Gender Bender)||EBC13||853690
|-
| 0100014||VGA Bulkhead Adaptor F/F for Plug and Play||EBA14||
|-
| 0100015||HDMI/M - DVI/F Adaptor||||853690
|-
| 0100016||HDMI/F - DVI/M Adaptor||||853690
|-
| 0100018||Bulkhead adaptor USB AF/BF||||853690
|-
| 0100019||Bulkhead Adaptor RCA Female/Male Yellow||||853690
|-
| 0100020||Bulkhead Adaptor RCA Female/Male Red||||853690
|-
| 0100021||Bulkhead Adaptor RCA Female/Male White||||853690
|-
| 0100022||Bulkhead Adaptor Mini Jack Female/Male Black||||853690
|-
| 0100023||Screw and nut for VGA connector in Plug & Play kit||||
|-
| 0100024||Screw for VGA connector on Fast install cable||||
|-
| 0100025||HDMI Repeater Module Female/Female||HDMI-25||853690
|-
| 0100026||HDMI Repeater adaptor Female/Female||HDMI-26||853690
|-
| 0100027||HDMI Bulkhead Adaptor Female/Female Black||HDMI-27||853690
|-
| 0100028||Screw for HDMI adaptor||||
|-
| 0100029||Bulkhead adaptor USB AF/BF Repeater in Blister pac||EC29||853690
|-
| 0100029-1||Bulkhead adaptor USB AF/BF Repeater excl packing||||853690
|-
| 0100029-2||Bulkhead adaptor USB AF/BF Repeater PCB||||853690
|-
| 0100030-1||Screws for Snap-ins to secure modular cables||||
|-
| 0110014AU||EA014 Active Whiteboard speakers (AU)||EA014AU||851822
|-
| 0110014EU||EA014 Active Whiteboard speakers (EU)||EA014EU||851822
|-
| 0110014EUUK||EA014 Active whiteboard speakers (EU+UK)||EA014EUUK||8518220
|-
| 0110014UK||EA014 Active whiteboard speakers (UK)||EA014UK||8518220
|-
| 0110015AU||EA015 Active wall speakers (AU)||EA015AU||851822
|-
| 0110015BEU||EA015 Active wall speakers (EU) Black||EA015BEU||851822
|-
| 0110015EU||EA015 Active wall speakers (EU)||EA015EU||851822
|-
| 0110015EU-UK||EA015 Active wall speakers (EU-UK)||EA015EU-UK||851822
|-
| 0110015UK||EA015 Active wall speakers (UK)||EA015UK||851822
|-
| 0110015US||EA015 Active wall speakers (US)||EA015US||851822
|-
| 0110024-AU||EA24 Lectern with amplifier||EA24-AU||940310
|-
| 0110024-UK||EA24 Lectern with amplifier||EA24-UK||940310
|-
| 0110026-AU||EA26 VHF Wireless microphone set (AU)||EA26-AU||851810
|-
| 0110026EU||EA26 VHF Wireless microphone set (EU)||EA26-EU||851810
|-
| 0110026UK||EA26 VHF Wireless microphone set (UK)||EA26-UK||851810
|-
| 0110028EU||EA1128A amplifier (EU)||EA1128EU||851840
|-
| 0110028EU-UK||EA1128A amplifier (EU-UK)||EA1128UK/E||851840
|-
| 0110028UK||EA1128A amplifier (UK)||EA1128A||851840
|-
| 0110028v2AU||EA1128v2 amplifier (AU)||EA1128v2||851840
|-
| 0110028v2EU||EA1128v2 amplifier (EU)||EA1128v2 E||851840
|-
| 0110028v2UK||EA1128v2 amplifier (UK)||||851840
|-
| 0110029B||E206 Wall mounted speakers (Black)||E206B||851821
|-
| 0110029W||E206 Wall mounted speakers (White)||E206W||8518210
|-
| 0110031||E31 Wall speaker||E31||851822
|-
| 0110033||EA1133 IR Sound Reinforcement System||EA1133||851810
|-
| 0110035A-EU||EA35A Amplifier Module||EA35A||851850
|-
| 0110035A-UK||EA35A Amplifier Module||EA35A||851850
|-
| 0110035A-US||EA35A Amplifier Module||EA35AUS||851850
|-
| 0110035B-EU||EA35B In-wall amplifier single gang||EA35B||851840
|-
| 0110035B-UK||EA35B In-wall amplifier single gang||EA35B||851840
|-
| 0110035B-US||EA35B In-wall amplifier single gang||EA35B-US||851840
|-
| 0110035C-EU||EA35C In-wall amplifier dual gang||EA35C||851840
|-
| 0110035C-UK||EA35C In-wall amplifier dual gang||EA35C||851840
|-
| 0110037||EA37 Portable PA amplifier||EA37||851840
|-
| 0110038||EA38 Portable PA amplifier||EA38||851840
|-
| 0110040||E40 Hall speaker bracket (Pr)||E40||830241
|-
| 0110043||E62 Ceiling Speakers (Pair)||E62||851821
|-
| 0110044||E715 180 Watt speakers||E715||851822
|-
| 0110045||E810 300 Watt speakers||E810||851822
|-
| 0110046||E525 100 Watt speakers||E525||851822
|-
| 0110047||E812 150 Watts speakers||E812||851822
|-
| 0110048||EA1148 - 240 Watt amplifier||EA1148||851840
|-
| 0110050||E50 Audio Tripod Stand (each)||E50||830241
|-
| 0110052EU||EA52 Sound Bar with USB EU||EA52EU||851822
|-
| 0110052UK||EA52 Sound Bar with USB UK||EA52UK||851822
|-
| 0110053||EA1153 Power Amplifier 2x 120 watts||EA1153||851840
|-
| 0110054AU||EA54 Sound Bar AU||EA54AU||851822
|-
| 0110054EU||EA54 Sound Bar EU||EA54EU||851822
|-
| 0110054UK||EA54 Sound Bar UK||EA54UK||851822
|-
| 0110055||EA55 6 Channel Mixer Desk||EA55||
|-
| 0110056EU||EA56 Sound Bar EU||EA56EU||851822
|-
| 0110056UK||EA56 Sound Bar UK||EA56UK||851822
|-
| 0110057||EA57 USB Sound Bar||EA57||851822
|-
| 0110058||EA35 DC extension cable 1m||||854442
|-
| 0110060||EA015 Set of Wall brackets||E60||830241
|-
| 0110061||EA1161 Digital Power Amplifier 2 Ch x2000 Watts||EA1161||
|-
| 0110062||EA1162 Digital Power Amplifier 4 Ch x2000 Watts||EA1162||-0
|-
| 0110063||EA1163 Digital Power Amplifier 4 Ch x150 Watts||EA1163||-0
|-
| 0110064||EA1164 7.1 Media Player 150 Watts per Channel||EA1164||-0
|-
| 0110065||E65 Ceiling Speakers (pair)||E65||851821
|-
| 0110066||E825 360 Watts speakers||E825||851822
|-
| 0110067||E6715A 1,000 Watt Speakers (ea)||E6715A||
|-
| 0110068||EA1168 2x 400W Pro-Amplifier Set||EA1168L||
|-
| 0110069||ECO 015 Active Speaker||||
|-
| 0110070||EA014 Short||||
|-
| 0110071||UHF Microphone 2Ch||||
|-
| 0110072||EA1172 Pro-Audio Amplifier 1100 Watts||EA1172||
|-
| 0110073||Edis Cube Active Classroom Speakers||Edis Cube||851822
|-
| 0110074EU||Edis Cube+ 2x20W Active Classroom Speakers||Edis Cube+||851822
|-
| 0110075||E75 Wall Mounted Speaker Black (ea)||E75||851822
|-
| 0110076||EA76 Portable 60W PA amplifier||EA76-60||851822
|-
| 0110077||EA77 5ch Mixer Amp||EA77||851822
|-
| 0110078||EA78 CD/MP3/USB Player||EA78||851822
|-
| 0110079||E6715B 1,000 Watt Speakers (ea)||E6715B||851822
|-
| 0110080||E6712 500 Watt Speakers (ea)||E6712||851822
|-
| 0110081||E75 Wall Mounted Speaker White (ea)||E75 White||851822
|-
| 0110082||EA400 2x 350 Watt Power Amplifier||EA400||851822
|-
| 0110083||EA600 2x 550 Watt Power Amplifier||EA600||851822
|-
| 0110084||EA800 2x 750 Watt Power Amplifier||EA800||851822
|-
| 0110085||EA1000 2x 900 Watt Power Amplifier||EA1000||851822
|-
| 0110086||EA1168-8 2x 800W Pro-Amplifier Set||EA1168-8||851822
|-
| 0110087||EA87 Sound Bar 2x 20 watts||EA87||851822
|-
| 0110088||EA87 Sound Bar 2x 20 watts +Sub-woofer||EA88||851822
|-
| 0110089||EA89 Sub-woofer for EA87 Sound Bar||EA89||851822
|-
| 0110090||EA015 2x20 Watts Active speakers||EA015-40W||851822
|-
| 0110091||EA76 Portable 100W PA amplifier||EA76-100||851822
|-
| 0110092||EA1143 IR 100W Sound Reinforcement System||EA1143||851810
|-
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Glossary of importing, shipping and banking terms

2012-11-12T05:58:32Z

David131: /* Harmonized System */

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== Glossary of basic Shipping terms ==

Defines basic shipping terms such as Ex-works, FOB and CIF contracts for exporting goods as stated by Incoterms with a simplified explanation

=== Ex-works ===

The seller fulfills delivery obligations when the goods are made available at the sellers premises (i.e., works, factory, warehouse, etc.). The seller is not responsible for loading the goods on the vehicle provided by the buyer or for clearing the goods for export, unless otherwise agreed. The buyer bears all costs and risks involved in taking the goods from the seller's premises to the desired destination.

Although we quote FOB prices [[Edis Terms for Sale of Goods|Edis Trading terms]] are Ex-works since payment is required before shipment, however our FOB prices do include the cost of loading goods into a container,  inland transport to exit port, clearance charges and loading the goods on-board a container ship or aircraft but the risk of damage to the goods pass to the buyer as the goods are loaded into a container or collected for airfreight.

=== Edis Terms of Sale ===

[[Edis Terms for Sale of Goods|Edis terms and conditions for sale of goods are included here]]

=== (FOB) Free on Board ===

According to Incoterms 2000

Seller: the goods are put aboard the ship by the seller. The exportation formalities fall on the seller.

Buyer: the buyer indicates the ship and pays freight. The transfer of the expenses and risks is done when the goods pass the rail of the ship.

Essentially the exporter arranges and pays for all costs to put the goods on-board a ship bound for the port designated by the buyer, and provides shipping documents to the buyer. The Buyer pays for Ocean freight costs, insurance and all other costs, risks and charges after the goods have been loaded on-board the ship.

Please see Ex-works above regarding Edis Trading FOB terms

=== (CIF) Cost Insurance and Freight ===

According to Incoterms 2000

Seller: he chooses the carrier, concludes and bears the expenses by paying freight to the agreed port of destination, unloading not included. The loading of the duty-paid goods on the ship falls on him as well as the formalities of forwarding. On the other hand, the transfer of risks is the same one as in FOB with the additional obligation for the seller to provide a maritime insurance against the risk of loss or damage to the goods. The seller pays the insurance premium.

Buyer: he supports the risk of transport, when the goods are delivered aboard ship at the loading port, he receives it from the carrier and takes delivery of the goods at the agreed port of destination?o:p>

Essentially the exporter arranges and pays for all costs of putting the goods aboard a ship bound for the port designated by the buyer and pays the Ocean Freight costs and Marine Insurance to the port of destination. The buyer arranges collection and Customs clearance of the goods from the carrier at the port of entry and arranges transport to his premises, usually using the services of a Freight forwarder.

=== Forwarding Agent or Freight Forwarder ===

A person or business that specializes in the shipment and receiving of goods. Forwarders assume all responsibility for the transportation of the shipment from point of receipt to point of destination, including preparing and executing the necessary documentation.

=== Marine Insurance ===

Marine Insurance covers the loss or damage of ships, cargo, terminals, and any transport or property by which cargo is transferred, acquired, or held between the points of origin and final destination.

Cargo insurance is a sub-branch of marine insurance, though Marine also includes Onshore and Offshore exposed property (container terminals, ports, oil platforms, pipelines); Hull; Marine Casualty; and Marine Liability.

Edis Trading terms exclude the provision of Marine Insurance since our terms are Ex-works including FOB costs, consequently it is the consignees responsibility to arrange Marine Insurance and they should make certain that it covers the risks involved from the place of manufacture to the final destination.

=== Shipper ===
Someone who prepares goods for shipment, by packaging, labeling, and arranging for transit, or who coordinates the transport of goods

=== Shipping Line or Steamship Company ===
A shipping line is a business that operates ships that it may or may not own, these companies may also own the containers which are used to carry the goods. Containers are booked with a Shippng line and haulage arrangements made to deliver the empty container to a factory or warehouse for stuffing (filling) and then returned to the Shipping line to load on board a vessell (ship).

== Glossary of Shipping Document terms ==

Defines the main documents used in the Exporting of goods together with common terms used in these documents. Covers Bill of Lading, Pro-forma Invoice, Commercial Invoice, Packing list etc

=== Consignee ===

The person or firm named in a freight contract (Bill of Lading or Airway Bill) to whom goods have been consigned or turned over.

=== (PI) Pro-forma Invoice ===

The Pro-Forma Invoice is used primarily to advise the buyer of the cost and terms of sale of a proposed export order. It is used by the buyer as a quotation from the exporter and can also to be used to assist in making payment or applying for a Letter of Credit from his bank if needed. The Pro Forma Invoice serves as the basis for the Commercial Invoice.

See below : [[Glossary_of_importing,_shipping_and_banking_terms#Pro-Forma_Invoice|Pro-Forma Invoice]]

=== (B/L) Bill of Lading ===

Ocean Bill of Lading or Combined Transport Bill of Lading. This document is issued by a "steamship line" or shipping company or it's representative. Each carrier has its own bill of lading form which serves as contract of carriage between the carrier and the shipper, spelling out legal responsibilities and liability limits for all parties to the shipment. The B/L also can be used to transfer title to the goods to a party named in the document (Consignee). It specifies the shipment details, such as number of pieces, weight, destination, etc. Usually there are three signed originals issued and three or more non-negotiable copies.

=== Full Set of B/L's or Full Set of Documents ===

Usually means the issuance of the three original's and three copies of the ocean Bill of Lading. This term is generally accepted by banks and shippers.

=== House B/L ===

Bill of Lading issued by a freight forwarder or consolidator covering a single shipment containing the names, addresses and specific description of the goods shipped.

=== Clean Bill of Lading ===

A B/L issued by a carrier with an indication that the goods were received in "apparent good order and condition," without damage or other irregularities. If no notation or exception is made, the B/L is assumed to be "cleaned."

=== Ocean Bill of Lading (Ocean B/L) ===

A contract for transportation between a shipper and a carrier. It also evidences receipt of the cargo by the carrier. A bill of lading shows ownership of the cargo and, if made negotiable, can be bought, sold or traded while the goods are in-transit. A Combined Transport Bill of Lading is effectively the same but covers more than one mode of transport i.e. maybe ship and road transport.

=== Air Way Bill ===

The forwarding agreement or carrying agreement between shipper and air carrier and is issued only in non-negotiable form. Being non-negotiable also has the effect of not being able to change the consignee's delivery address after the goods have been shipped!

=== Notify Party ===

The name and address of a party on the transport document (B/L or AWB) usually the buyer of the goods or a forwarding agent taking care of the goods at place of arrival.

=== On board ===

Pre-printed wording on the bill of lading which indicates that the goods have been loaded on board or shipped on a named ship. In the case of received for shipment bills of lading, the following four parties are authorised to add this "0n board" notation:

* the carrier
* the carrier's agent
* the master of the ship
* the master's agent

=== Original documents ===

A B/L bearing an apparently original signature, mark, stamp, or label of the issuer of the document.

=== Packing List ===

This important document describes all items in the box, crate, pallet, or shipping container, plus the type, dimensions, and weight of the container. It is used to determine total shipping weight and volume (cubes - cubic metres) by Customs officials to check the cargo, and by the buyer to check merchandise received. Prices and item values are usually omitted from the Packing List. Shipping marks, reference numbers and carton numbers are important items on the packing list so that items can be identified by customs officials and the buyer.

=== Pro-Forma Invoice ===

In foreign trade, a pro forma invoice is a document that states a commitment from the seller to provide specified goods to the buyer at specific prices. It is often used to declare value for customs. It is not a true invoice, because the seller does not record a pro forma invoice as an accounts receivable and the buyer does not record a pro forma invoice as an accounts payable. A pro forma invoice is not issued by the seller until the seller and buyer have agreed to the terms of the order. In few cases, pro forma invoice is issued for obtaining advance payments from buyer, either for start of production or for security of the goods produced.

=== Commercial Invoice ===

A commercial invoice is the basic statement of the seller to the buyer for payment of the goods shipped. It must conform to any Letter of Credit requirements, government requirements, and export control requirements regarding destination statements. It is used as one of the primary documents in the collection process, and is the main document used by foreign Customs for control, valuation of the goods, pricing, terms of sale, payment and delivery, credit numbers, import license numbers, shipper and consignee names, and shipping marks and numbers. Commercial invoices are usually signed by the exporter.

=== Shipping Marks ===

The letters, numbers or other symbols placed on the outside of cargo (cartons) to facilitate identification, typically cartons are numbered 1 to however many there are in the container. The same "marks" or numbers identify the goods in the packing list

== Glossary of common Shipping Acronyms ==

A short guide to some acronyms used by shipping companies and freight forwarders that may help to resolve some of the gobbledegook

=== (AWB) Air Way Bill ===
=== (B/L) Bill of Lading ===

A bill of lading (sometimes referred to as a BOL,or B/L) is a document issued by a carrier to a shipper, acknowledging that specified goods have been received on board as cargo for conveyance to a named place for delivery to the consignee who is usually identified. A through bill of lading involves the use of at least two different modes of transport from road, rail, air, and sea. The term derives from the verb "to lade" which means to load a cargo onto a ship or other form of transport.

=== (BAF) Bunkering Adjustment Factor ===
The Bunker Adjustment Factor (BAF) is a surcharge raised by shipping lines to take account of fluctuations in the price of marine fuel. Sometimes also called "Fuel Adjustment Factor" or FAF.
=== (CAF) Currency Adjustment Factor ===
CAF is an adjustment to the shipping line freight tariff which takes into account variances between the currency in which freight is normally billed and those under which expenses are incurred. It is normally calculated as a percentage surcharge on the basic freight rate. CAF was 13.2% in December 2007 up 7.5% on December 2006

=== (FAF) Fuel Adjustment Factor ===
A surcharge, commonly referred to as "fuel surcharge"is applied where goods are transported by air to compensate for fluctuations in the price of aviation fuel or can apply to marine fuel.
These surcharges are usually added to the basic freight tariff charged by carriers
=== (ETA) Estimated Time of Arrival ===
=== (ETD) Estimated Time of Departure ===
=== (FCL) Full Container Load ===

Standard (20` or 40`(ft)) container that is stuffed (loaded) and un-stuffed (discharged) under the risk and account of one shipper and only one consignee, in practice it means whole container is intended for one consignee.

FCL container shipment attracts lower freight rates than an equivalent weight of cargo in bulk.

The FCL means the loading reaches its allowable maximum weight or full measurement. In practice, the FCL in the ocean freight does not always mean packing a container to its full payload or full capacity.

=== (LCL) Less than Container Load ===

Less than container load (LCL) is a shipment that is not large enough to fill a standard cargo container.

Less Than Carload or Less Than Container Load is "a quantity of cargo less than that required for the application of a carload rate. A quantity of cargo less than that that fills the visible or rated capacity of an ocean container."

=== (INCOTERMS) ===

Incoterms or international commercial terms are a series of international sales terms, published by International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) and widely used in international commercial transactions. They are used to divide transaction costs and responsibilities between buyer and seller and reflect state-of-the-art transportation practices. They closely correspond to the U.N. Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. The first version was introduced in 1936 and the present dates from 2000. See also '''[[Incoterms 2000]] '''which includes Incoterms 2000 the full set of ICC rules for International Trade 

=== (L/C) Letter of Credit ===
=== (PI) Pro-forma Invoice ===
=== (PCC) Port Congestion Charge ===
=== (PSS) Peak Season Surcharge (Christmas Trading period ) ===
=== (T/T) Telegraphic Transfer ===

== Glossary of Shipping Container terms ==
Brief details of common shipping containers and their dimensions and payloads together with definitions of Gross, Tare weight and Demurrage etc

=== Container definition ===
A truck trailer body that can be detached from the chassis for loading into a vessel, a rail car or stacked in a container depot. Containers may be ventilated, insulated, refrigerated, flat rack, vehicle rack, open top, bulk liquid or equipped with interior devices. A container may be 20 feet, 40 feet, 45 feet, 48 feet or 53 feet in length, 8' 0" or 8' 6" in width, and 8' 6" or 9' 6" in height.

=== ISO Container ===

An intermodal container or freight container (commonly shipping container) is a reusable transport and storage unit for moving products and raw materials between locations or countries; the terms container or box may be used on their own within the context of shipping. Containers manufactured to ISO specifications may be referred to as ISO containers and the term high-cube container is used for units that are taller than normal (called High Q or HQ in Asia). There are approximately seventeen million intermodal containers in the world and a large proportion of the world's long distance freight generated by international trade is transported inside shipping containers (as opposed to break bulk cargo).

The containerization system developed from a design of an 8-foot (2.438 m) cube units used by the United States' military and later standardised by extension to 10-foot (3.05 m), 20-foot (6.10 m), and 40-foot (12.19 m) lengths. Longer, higher and wider variants are now in general use in various places.

Container variants are available for many different cargo types. Non-container methods of transport include bulk cargo, break bulk cargo and tankers/oil tankers used for liquids. For air freight the alternative and lighter IATA defined Unit Load Device is used.

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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" | '''40′ high-cube'''
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" | '''40′ high-cube'''
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" | '''45′ high-cube'''
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;" | '''45′ high-cube'''
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| 20′ 0″
| 6.096 m
| 40′ 0″
| 12.192 m
| 40′ 0″
| 12.190 m
| 45′ 0″
| 13.716 m
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| width
| 8′ 0″
| 2.438 m
| 8′ 0″
| 2.438 m
| 8′ 0″
| 2.438 m
| 8′ 0″
| 2.438 m
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| height
| 8′ 6″
| 2.591 m
| 8′ 6″
| 2.591 m
| 9′ 6″
| 2.896 m
| 9′ 6″
| 2.896 m
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| length
| 18′ 10 5⁄16″
| 5.758 m
| 39′ 5 45⁄64″
| 12.032 m
| 39′ 4″
| 12.000 m
| 44′ 4″
| 13.556 m
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| width
| 7′ 8 19⁄32″
| 2.352 m
| 7′ 8 19⁄32″
| 2.352 m
| 7′ 7″
| 2.311 m
| 7′ 8 19⁄32″
| 2.352 m
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| height
| 7′ 9 57⁄64″
| 2.385 m
| 7′ 9 57⁄64″
| 2.385 m
| 8′ 9″
| 2.650 m
| 8′ 9 15⁄16″
| 2.698 m
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| 7′ 8 ⅛″
| 2.343 m
| 7′ 8 ⅛″
| 2.343 m
| 7′ 6"
| 2.280 m
| 7′ 8 ⅛″
| 2.343 m
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| height
| 7′ 5 ¾″
| 2.280 m
| 7′ 5 ¾″
| 2.280 m
| 8′ 5″
| 2.560 m
| 8′ 5 49⁄64″
| 2.585 m
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| volume
| 1,169 ft³
| 33.1 m³
| 2,385 ft³
| 67.5 m³
| 2,660 ft³
| 75.3 m³
| 3,040 ft³
| 86.1 m³
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| Maximum gross mass
| 66,139 lb
| 30,400 kg
| 66,139 lb
| 30,400 kg
| 68,008 lb
| 30,848 kg
| 66,139 lb
| 30,400 kg
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| Empty weight
| 4,850 lb
| 2,200 kg
| 8,380 lb
| 3,800 kg
| 8,598 lb
| 3,900 kg
| 10,580 lb
| 4,800 kg
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| 61,289 lb
| 28,200 kg
| 57,759 lb
| 26,600 kg
| 58,598 lb
| 26,580 kg
| 55,559 lb
| 25,600 kg
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=== Container sizes (more common sizes) ===

20' Standard Container 20'x 8'x 8'= 33 cu metres with a payload up to 24.85 tonnes often called 20' GP (general purpose container)

40' Standard Container 40'x 8'x 8'= 67 cu metres with a payload up to 28.80 tonnes often called 40' GP

40' High Cube Container 40'x 8'x9' 6" = 78 cu metres with a payload up to 30.2 tonnes often called 40' HQ

but there are many [http://www.searates.com/reference/equipment/ container designs] for different goods and loads ie with refrigeration etc

=== Demurrage ===
A penalty charge against shippers or consignees for delaying the carrier's equipment beyond the allowed free time. The free time and demurrage charges are set forth in the charter party or freight tariff. Demurrage also applies to carrier owned or leased equipment, such as containers etc.
=== Gross Weight ===
The total weight of a shipment including the goods and packaging. (see also Tare Weight.)
=== Tare Weight ===
The weight of a shipment excluding the goods being shipped ie the weight of the shipping container.

=== Pallets ===

Containerization for transport has spurred the use of pallets because the shipping containers have the clean, level surfaces needed for easy pallet movement. Most pallets can easily carry a load of 1,000 kg (about 2,000 lb). Today, over half a billion pallets are made each year and about two billion pallets are in use across the United States alone.

Pallets makes it easier to move heavy stacks. Loads with pallets under them can be hauled by forklift trucks of different sizes, or even by hand-pumped and hand-drawn pallet jacks. Movement is easy on a wide, strong, flat floor: concrete is excellent. A forklift truck can cost the same as a luxury automobile, but a good reconditioned hand-drawn pallet jack costs only a few hundred dollars. The greatest investment is thus in the construction of commercial or industrial buildings where the use of pallets could be economical. Passage through doors and buildings must be possible. To help this issue, some later pallet standards (the europallet and the U.S. Military 35×45.5") are designed to pass through standard doorways.

===='''ISO Pallets'''====

The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) sanctions six pallet dimensions, detailed in ISO Standard 6780: Flat pallets for intercontinental materials handling—Principal dimensions and tolerances

{| {{table}}
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Dimensions, mm (W × L)'''
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Dimensions, in (W × L)'''
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Wasted floor, ISO container'''
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Region most used in'''
|-
| 1219 × 1016||48.00 × 40.00||3.7%||North America
|-
| 1000 × 1200||39.37 × 47.24||6.7%||Europe, Asia; similar to 48"x40".
|-
| 1165 × 1165||44.88 × 44.88||8.1%||Australia
|-
| 1067 × 1067||42.00 × 42.00||11.5%||North America, Europe, Asia
|-
| 1100 × 1100||43.30 × 43.30||14%||Asia
|-
| 800 × 1200||31.50 × 47.24||15.2%||Europe; fits many doorways
|-
|
|}

===='''European Pallets'''====

In Europe, the EURO pallet, also called a CEN pallet, is widely used in many industries. It measures 800 by 1200 by 120 mm. Manufacturers of EURO pallets must be sanctioned by the European Pallet Association (EPAL), which governs the smallest details, even which types of nails and lumber may be used. The strict standardization is based on the existence of europool pallet swap organizations - their mutual swap agreements across country boundaries does only include EURO pallets of a specific EPAL/EUR type (mostly restricted to type 1). Most freight forwarders will accept pool palettes handling the cost clearing between sender and receiver even for international transport to countries that take part in the europool system. The ongoing harmonization of freight handling within the European Economic Area has led to a decline of the europool system. The EURO pallet does not fit efficiently within the ISO shipping container and slightly wider containers are often used for this reason.[16]
The four common sizes of EURO pallets (alongside with ISO alternative sizes)are:

{| {{table}}
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''EURO pallet type'''
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Dimensions, mm (W × L)'''
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''ISO pallet alternative'''
|-
| EUR, EUR 1||800 × 1200||ISO1, same size as EUR
|-
| EUR 2||1200 × 1000||ISO2
|-
| EUR 3||1000 × 1200||
|-
| EUR 6||800 × 600||ISO0, half the size of EUR
|-
| ||600 × 400||quarter the size of EUR
|-
| ||400 × 300||one-eighth the size of EUR
|-
|
|}

== Glossary of Customs terms ==
Some descriptions of common terms used by Customs officers and Customs Brokers for importing goods

=== Customs Clearance ===
International procedure of declaring goods at a Customs Office to gain authorized entry of those goods into a country.
Goods are cleared when Customs and Excise have accepted a declaration for them and formally released them for import or export.
=== Commercial Value (or Customs Value) ===
An assessment of the value of manufactured goods including production costs, packaging, shipping, overhead and profit margin; used by customs officials to determine the duty to be paid on imported goods.
=== Customs Duty ===
A tax charged on goods imported into the European Union (EU). It is based on the value of the imported goods and the description of the goods. Remember that imported goods may be liable to other charges, such as Anti-Dumping Duty (ADD) or Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) charges. They may also be liable to Excise Duty and VAT.
=== Customs Tariff ===
The Customs Tariff sets out the duties and measures affecting the import, export and transit of goods across International borders . The UK Tariff, for instance, consolidates UK specific data with the EU TARIC data. Integrated Customs Tariff of the Community (TARIC) - useful website to determine the codes and tariffs payable on goods at point of entry TARIC website [http://ec.europa.eu/taxation_customs/dds/tarhome_en.htm TARIC website]

=== Excise Duty ===
A UK duty charged on both UK produced and imported goods. Goods subject to excise duty include beer, wine, spirits and other alcoholic drinks; hydrocarbon oils (including fuel oil); and tobacco goods. The rate of duty is set separately for each product.
=== Harmonized System ===
The Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System (or Harmonized System, HS) is a system for classifying goods in international trade, developed under the auspices of the Customs Cooperation Council. The Harmonised codes are used to classify the import duties to be paid. Integrated Customs Tariff of the Community (TARIC) - useful website to determine the codes and tariffs payable on goods at point of entry [http://ec.europa.eu/taxation_customs/index_en.htm TARIC website] We have created a list of the most common codes used for our products in this section : [[Harmonised Commodity Codes|Harmonised Commodity Codes for Edis Products]]

=== Commodity Code ===
The code that identifies the description of individual goods or items in the Customs Tariff. The full code is either 10 or 14 digits long, but for many purposes only the first 4 or 8 digits are used. Also referred to as Combined Nomenclature (CN) code in the UK.
Import Duties and Excise payments are paid against the commodity code as stated in the Tariff, for the goods being imported into Europe, these codes are not so easy to resolve and are best left to an experienced Customs Broker or Freight Forwarder to deal with.
=== Import Licences ===
Regulations regarding Import Licences vary by country so it is important to check before shipment. You will not be able to clear controlled goods if the goods require an Import Licence until you have submitted the correct licence forms, this can take time (several weeks whilst demurrage costs are being charged, if not arranged beforehand)
There are normally controls on imports including firearms, plants and animals, foods, medicines, textiles and chemicals. Whether you need a licence can also depend on where the goods are coming from.
Exporting or importing controlled goods without the right licence is a criminal offence, so it's important to check first. UK Import Licence details can be found here.
=== (VAT) Value Added Tax ===
Generally speaking, VAT is payable on all imports at the same rate that would apply to the product or service if supplied in the UK or EU. VAT is normally paid at the border when goods enter the EU this can be paid through a deferment account especially set up with Customs and Excise to hold funds for VAT payments or you may be able to use your forwarding agent's deferment account. The deferment account is used to reduce payment delays for clearance

== Glossary of Payment and Banking Terms for Import/Export ==
Brief descriptions of terms such as Telegraphic transfer and Letter of Credit used in Export and Import transactions

=== IBAN ===

The International Bank Account Number (IBAN) is an international standard for identifying bank accounts across national borders in a way that would minimise the risk of propagating transcription errors. It was originally adopted by the European Committee for Banking Standards, and was later adopted as an international standard under ISO 13616:1997 and now as ISO 13616-1:2007 The official IBAN registrar under ISO 13616-2:2007 is SWIFT

The standard IBAN now carries all the routing information needed to get a payment from one bank to another wherever it may be. IBAN contains check digits which can be validated in any country according to a single standard procedure. It also contains all the key bank account details such as Bank Identifier Codes, branch codes (known as sort codes in the United Kingdom) and account numbers.

===(T/T) Telegraphic Transfer ===
Telegraphic Transfer nowadays is simply the electronic transfer of funds through banks. A SWIFT Code or Bank Indentifier Code (BIC) is needed to identify the overseas bank and the IBAN code (Internantional Bank Account Number) is needed to identify the account number in addition to the payees Account Name.
Often just the SWIFT code, Account name and Account Number is all that is needed to make payments by T/T online to China.
Our SWIFT Code and bank account bank details are shown in the footer of our Invoices
===(L/C) Letter of Credit ===
A Letter of Credit (or Documentary Credit) is a letter issued by an importer's bank (opening bank, on behalf of the importer). The opening bank provides its own credit in substitute for that of the importer, and undertakes a commitment to a designated beneficiary (the exporter) to pay an agreed amount within a stated time period, provided that the exporter complies with all the terms and conditions of the Letter of Credit.
A useful means of payment where the supplier and buyer are unknown to each other but can be very cumbersome to change if shipping documents, quantities, product description or delivery dates are in error or change after the L/C is issued by the opening bank, which believe it or not is frequently the case.
Sometimes referred to as Documentary Credits, particularly by banks.

Permissible documents include: bill of lading, insurance documents, trading invoice, consular invoice, certificate of origin, weight and quality certificates. A letter of credit (documentary credit) can be revocable or irrevocable, normally the letter of credit is irrevocable unless stipulated otherwise.

=== Confirmed Letter of Credit ===
A letter of credit, issued by a foreign bank, whose validity has been confirmed by a domestic bank. An exporter with a confirmed letter of credit is assured of payment even if the foreign buyer or the foreign bank defaults.
=== Irrevocable Letter of Credit ===
An L/C that, once established, cannot be modified or cancelled without the agreement of all parties concerned. Sometimes referred to as Documentary Credits, particularly by banks
=== (CILC) - Confirmed irrevocable Letter of Credit ===

=== Partial Shipments ===
Under letters of credit, one or more shipments are allowed by the phrase "partial shipments permitted."
=== Description of Goods ===
The description of the goods in the commercial invoice must correspond to that in the documentary credit. In all other documents it may be expressed in general terms, not inconsistent with the description of the goods in the documentary credit

=== SWIFT Code===

ISO 9362 (also known as SWIFT-BIC, BIC code, SWIFT ID or SWIFT code) is a standard format of Bank Identifier Codes approved by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). It is the unique identification code of a particular bank. These codes are used when transferring money between banks, particularly for international wire transfers, and also for the exchange of other messages between banks. The codes can sometimes be found on account statements. SWIFT codes are used in China together with the beneficiaries account name and account number

Equal Opportunities Policy

2012-11-12T05:19:42Z

David131:

EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES POLICY STATEMENT

[[File:Equal2.jpg]]

Edis Trading (HK) Limited aims to be an inclusive organisation where everyone is treated with respect and dignity, and where there is equal opportunity for all. Edis Trading respects and values the diversity of its staff, customers and service providers.

This means that all Edis Trading (HK) Limited’ staff should understand and respect that there is a diverse work force and external community and that everyone has the right to be treated with dignity and equality. This includes the legal and ethical requirement for Edis Trading (HK) Limited to provide conditions of employment that are appropriate to the needs of a diverse society.

Valuing diversity means that we recognise that we all have complex identities made up of many strands. These can include, but are not limited to, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, age, physical and mental aptitudes, nationality, socio-economic status, and religious, political or other beliefs. This means we embrace and celebrate our differences in a positive environment, and are committed to engage with the needs of our diverse staff to enable us, both individually and corporately, to achieve our aims.

Edis Trading (HK) Limited will tackle barriers to participation and create a culture in which equal opportunities and equal treatment are a priority for all staff. In the recruitment, training, pay and management of staff, and in all our day-to-day work with both colleagues and customers, we seek to create an environment where attitudes and biases that hinder the progress of individuals and groups are dismantled and where we work together in mutual respect and tolerance.

Edis Audio Visual Wiki:Current events

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|-
| width="50%" |
= Exhibitions =

[[Image:InfocommAsia.jpg]][[Image:ISE.jpg]] [[Image:Infocomm2011.jpg]]

 

== Meet us at Exhibitions around the world - we will be attending these ==

*BETT (Education Show) - Olympia London - January [http://www.bettshow.com/ BETT Website]
*ISE in Amsterdam January [http://www.iseurope.org/kcms/home.php ISE Website]
*BSEC in London Docklands (Building Schools Exhibition and Conference) February [http://www.buildingschools.co.uk/ BSEC website]
*The Education Show at the NEC in Birmingham UK between March [http://www.education-show.com Education Show]
*Infocomm China - Beijing/Hongkong April [http://www.infocomm-china.com/en/index.php Infocomm China website]
*Hong Kong Electronics sourcing fair - April [http://www.hktdc.com/fair/hkelectronicsfairse-en/HKTDC-Hong-Kong-Electronics-Fair-Spring-Edition.html HKTDC Website]
*Infocomm Orlando Florida - June [http://www.infocommshow.org/ Infocomm Website]
*Hong Kong Electronics sourcing fair - October [http://www.hktdc.com/fair/hkelectronicsfairse-en/HKTDC-Hong-Kong-Electronics-Fair-Spring-Edition.html HKTDC Website]

 [[Image:BSEC.jpg]]     [[Image:HKTDC.jpg]]    [[Image:BETT2010.jpg]]

 Please [http://www.edisav.com/contact-us.html add your contact and visit details here] - it would be really great if we could meet up at one of these exhibitions

|}

'''See also'''

*[[Marketing Support]]

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Help:Editing

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'''Help'''

Consult the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software.

'''Useful links:'''

*[http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]
*[http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
*[https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]
*http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NoWiki#Basic_text_formatting
*http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Your_first_article
*http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Layout
*http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style
*http://excel2wiki.net Excel spreadsheet converter to Wiki Table

Content

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*[[Glossary AV terms|Audio Visual terms - definitions and technical information]]

*[[Datasheets and manuals|Datasheets manuals and videos]]

*[[Environmental Policy]]

*[[Equal Opportunities Policy]]

*[[Newsletter Archive|e-News Archive - back issues]]

*[[Harmonised Commodity Codes|Harmonised Commodity Codes]] - European Customs Codes for Edis Products

*[[International Standards]] - CE, RoHS, Voltages, Plugs, Wire sizes etc

*[[Marketing Support|Marketing Support]]

*[[Materials in common use for AV]]

*[[Pin-outs for common connectors]]

*[[Edis Product Support|Product Support]]

*[[Quality|Quality]] - Company Policy Statements etc

*[[Glossary of importing, shipping and banking terms|Shipping and Banking terms]]

*[[Technical advice and considerations|Technical support - General]]

*[[Tips and Articles]]

*[[Useful links]]

*[[Miscellaneous]]

Selling Tips EA35 In-wall amplifier

2012-11-09T03:19:50Z

David131: /* Unique Selling Points (or Unique Perceived Benefits) */

[[Image:EA35.jpg|thumb|left]]

A feature rich 30 watt In-wall digital amplifier available in three versions at attractive pricing compared with competitors. Sold against Nuvo WA-30 Classroom amplifier, Vision Techconnect Amp, Keene in-wall amplifier (KLAB20), OWI AMP1SGB, Yamaha MCXCA15S

 

== Features ==

*Available as a module for the EdisConnect modular cable kits or as single gang or dual gang wall mounted amplifier
*2x 15 Watt RMS per channel stereo amplifier for 4Ω or 8Ω speakers (Peak power handling 26 watts per channel)
*Two 3.5mm mini jack stereo inputs easily accessible on the faceplate for PC, microphone DVD, MP3 players etc
*One 3.5mm mini jack flying lead stereo input at rear
*DC power supply either internally connected module or external lap-top style.
*External DC power supply has an extension cable which allows the power supply to be connected to the front or the rear of the amplifier (New feature for latest models only)
*Speaker connections inside back-box for convenience and ease of installation
*Single gang and dual gang versions are supplied with a back box ready for installation
*Power supply: 240v or 110v mains power  (supplied with UK, EU, USA, Australian plugs or any other as specified)
*Dado faceplate mount available (separate item)

'''Sell with these [[Related products EA35|related products]]'''

== Unique Selling Points (or Unique Perceived Benefits) ==

The EA35 can be sold as single gang amplifier, dual gang amplifier with internal power supply or as a module which can be used with the whole range of EdisConnect cables or screw terminals.  

Unlike some of it's competitors it has:

*Separate volume controls for each input - so the user can control a microphone over other sources and set levels individually
*Separate inputs suitable for the PC and the microphones, MP3, or DVD players etc allow simultaneous use of microphone and other sources
*External power supply connection on faceplate or at rear inside the back-box - several competitors products have problem of bringing the DC power cord out of the back box or trunking

== Benefits ==

*Ideal for classroom, hotel room, meeting room or home use.
*Ideal where space is limited or aesthetics demand a small size and wall mounting 
*Very low power usage - "eco friendly" uses digital (Class D) amplifier and switched power supplies 
*PC and Microphone can be used simultaneously
*Speaker outputs are screw terminal at the rear of the unit inside the backbox so that wiring is concealed inside trunking
*Can be used standalone or with other inputs as part of the EdisConnect cable kit

== Packing list ==

{| cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" width="600" border="1"
|-
| bgcolor="#99ccff" | EA35A (Module)
| bgcolor="#99ccff" | EA35B (Single Gang)
| bgcolor="#99ccff" | EA35C (Dual Gang)
|-
| valign="top" align="left" |
*Amplifier module
*External DC power supply
*DC extension cable (connects at rear)
*Screwdriver
*User manual

| valign="top" align="left" |
*Amplifier module fitted to single gang faceplate
*Single gang back box
*2x faceplate screws and covers
*External DC power supply
*DC extension cable (connects at rear)
*2x faceplate screws and covers
*Screwdriver
*User manual

| valign="top" align="left" |
*Amplifier module fitted to dual gang faceplate
*DC power supply fitted to faceplate
*2 metre Mains cable fitted with mains plug
*Dual gang back box
*2x faceplate screws and covers
*Screwdriver
*User manual

|}

== Technical specification ==

{| class="FCK__ShowTableBorders"
|-
| Power output (RMS)
| 15 Watts x 2
|-
| Power output (Peak)
| 26 watts x 2
|-
| Output impedance
| 4Ω or 8Ω speakers
|-
| Frequency Response
| 50Hz~50kHz ± 3dB
|-
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio
| ≥ 60dB (MIC) ≥ 70dB (AUX) ≥ 65dB (MP3)
|-
| Input Sensitivity
| 5mV (MIC) 50mV (MP3) 600mV (AUX)
|-
| Input Impedance
| 10K (MIC) 47K (MP3) 47K (AUX) 47K (PC)
|-
| Supply Voltage
| DC 24V
|-
| Power Consumption
| 34 Watts
|-
| Back Box Dimension
|
Single 85mm(W) x 52mm(D) x 85mm(L)

Dual 145mm(W) x 52mm(D) x 85mm (L)

|-
| Amplifier depth
|  46 mm
|-
| Weight
| 229g
|-
|
|}

== Other links for EA35 ==

*[http://www.edisav.com/Datasheets/EA35.pdf Datasheet]
*[http://www.edisav.com/Manuals/EA35.pdf Manual]
*[http://www.edisav.com/en/products/detail/3-amplifiers/flypage/3-ea35c-in-wall-amplifier-dual-gang.html?sef=hcfp Web page]
*[http://www.edisav.com/Video/EA35B%20singlegang%202.mpg Video]

Articles

*[http://www.edisav.com/Articles/RMS%20v%20Peak%20power.pdf RMS v Peak power] understand amplifier power ratings (don't be fooled!)
*[http://www.edisav.com/Articles/Buying%20Quality%20Audio%20Equipment.pdf Buying quality audio equipment] jargon explained.

Selling Tips - EA1128 amplifier

2012-11-09T03:16:24Z

David131: /* Unique Selling Points (or Unique Perceived Benefits) */

[[Image:EA1128.jpg|thumb|left]]

Entry level Stereo power amplifier - competes head on with Vision AV-1301 and Cambridge A1, 340A and 550A as the main contender for standalone amplifiers in schools. Available in different power outputs.

== Features ==

*Standalone stereo power amplifier for classroom, meeting rooms and halls (50watts - 240 watts RMS, free standing, rack mounted or with AV carts, projector stands and trolleys.
*25 watts (RMS) per channel into 8 ohm speakers - a 120 watt per channel amplifier (EA1153) also available for larger halls, pubs etc
*4 stereo inputs on the rear panel
*Two microphone inputs on the front panel for voice reinforcement.
*4 Speaker connections on rear
*Cables included : mini-jack to 2xRCA, 2xRCA to 2xRCA patch cables and 10m speaker cables
*Security lock anchor point when used with a security tether provides an extra level of visual and physical security (sold separately).
*Mains power input 240v or 110v via a figure-8 power cable.

'''Sell with '''these [[Related Products - EA1128 amplifier|'''related products''']]

== Unique Selling Points (or Unique Perceived Benefits) ==

*Includes 2 microphone and 4 other stereo inputs
*4 Speaker connections for wall or ceiling speakers
*Up-market aluminium front panel compared with the pressed steel version of Vision AV1301
*Available power output - 50 Watts (2x 25 Watts). (Choose 240 Watt EA1153 for higher power)

== Benefits ==

Ideal for corporate, education and training, Pubs and worship environments.

== Technical specification ==

{| class="FCK__ShowTableBorders"
|-
| Power output (rms)
| 2 x 25 Watts, 2x 50 Watts or 2x 80 Watts @ 8 ohms
|-
| Total Harmonic Distortion
| < 1% (80H~12.5kHz)
|-
| Frequency response (line in)
| 80Hz~12.5kHz(±2dB)
|-
| Signal to noise ratio (line in)
| > 77dB (A-weighted)
|-
| Rating input level/Impedance
| line in 500mV/47kohms :  microphone in 15mV/600ohms
|-
| Power consumption (rating condition)
| < 90W
|-
|
|}

== Packing list ==

*Amplifier
*1 x 2metre 2x RCA to 2x RCA cable
*1 x 2 metre 2x RCA to 3.5mm mini-jack cable
*2x 10 metre speaker cables
*1 x 2 metre Euro Figure-8 Power cable
*1 x 2 metre UK Figure-8 Power cable
*User manual

== Packaging info ==

{| class="FCK__ShowTableBorders"
|-
| Amplifier dimensions
| 430 x 270 x 76mm
|-
| Inner carton dimensions
| 497 x 365 x 165mm
|-
| Qty per outer carton
| 4 pieces
|-
| Outer carton dimensions
| 375 x 513 x 765 mm
|-
| Net weight
| 3.7 Kg
|-
| Inner carton weight
| 4.6 Kg
|-
| Outer carton weight
| 25 Kg
|-
|
|}

 

{| class="FCK__ShowTableBorders"
|-
| Airfreight pallet 900x900x1200mm 
| 24
|-
| 20’ GP seafreight container 
| 760*
|-
| 40’ GP
| 1,520*
|-
| 40’ HQ
| 1,724*
|-
|
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| *approximate container loadings
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== Other links for EA1128 ==

*[http://www.edisav.com/Datasheets/EA1128.pdf Datasheet]
*[http://www.edisav.com/Manuals/EA1128.pdf Manual]
*[http://www.edisav.com/en/products/detail/3-amplifiers/flypage/7-ea1128a-50-watt-power-amplifier.html?sef=hcfp Web Page]

Articles:

*[http://www.edisav.com/Articles/RMS%20v%20Peak%20power.pdf RMS v Peak power] understand amplifier power ratings (don't be fooled!)
*[http://www.edisav.com/Articles/Buying%20Quality%20Audio%20Equipment.pdf Buying quality audio equipment] jargon explained.

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2012-10-22T03:03:06Z

David131:

Related Products - EA015 Wall mounted active speakers

2011-10-22T08:59:47Z

David131:

The 015 wall mounted speakers are the most popular classroom amplifier in our range, mostly used with Interactive whiteboards, the speakers are supplied with cables to connect between the two speakers and to the input devices

{| class="FCK__ShowTableBorders" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" width="700" border="0"
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'''EA015 Wall mounted active speakers ''' The following products could be sold together with the EA015, as an alternative or may be connected to the speakers 

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'''Edis products '''

*Cable kit - [http://www.edisav.com/productsfull.php?product_id=146 EdisConnect]
*Cables - suitable interconnect cables with Mini-jack connector at one end for the amplifier input ie Mini-jack to Mini-jack or Mini-jack to 2x RCA.
*Microphones: IR mic - sound reinforcement system ([http://www.edisav.com/productsfull.php?product_id=250 EA1133]), UHF wireless microphone (expensive for schools) ([http://www.edisav.com/productsfull.php?product_id=249 UHF]) or VHF wireless microphone [http://www.edisav.com/productsfull.php?product_id=251 (EA26)] or cable microphones (but not condenser microphones that need power!)
*Interactive Whiteboards [http://www.edisav.com/en/products/browse/35-interactive-whiteboards.html?sef=hc Interactive Whiteboards]

'''Edis Alternative products'''

*Whiteboard active speakers ([http://www.edisav.com/productsfull.php?product_id=37 EA014]) - larger speakers with USB hub
*Standalone Power amplifier ([http://www.edisav.com/productsfull.php?product_id=252 EA1128]) but needs wall mounted speakers ([http://www.edisav.com/productsfull.php?product_id=95 EA206] or EA31)or ceiling speakers ([http://www.edistrading.hk/productsfull.php?product_id=97 E62])
*[http://www.edisav.com/productsfull.php?product_id=270 Sound Bar]

'''Third party products'''

*MP3 player
*DVD player
*Laptop

These products need a suitable interconnect cable with Mini-jack connector at one end for the amplifier input ie Mini-jack to Mini-jack or Mini-jack to 2x RCA.

|}

Related products EA35

2011-10-22T08:59:06Z

David131:

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'''EA35 In-wall amplifier''' The following products could be sold together with the EA35, as an alternative or may be connected to the amplifier 

----

'''Edis related products''' these could be sold in addition or bundled with the EA35

*Wall mounted speakers ([http://www.edisav.com/productsfull.php?product_id=95 E206] or [http://www.edisav.com/Datasheets/E31.pdf E31])
*Ceiling speakers ([http://www.edisav.com/productsfull.php?product_id=97 EA62])
*IR - Sound reinforcement system ([http://www.edisav.com/productsfull.php?product_id=250 EA1133])
*VHF wireless microphone [http://www.edisav.com/productsfull.php?product_id=251 (EA26)]
*Cable kit - See [[Edis Product Support#Cable Kits|'''EdisConnect Wiki page''']] or [http://www.edisav.com/productsfull.php?product_id=146 EdisConnect Website page]
*Cables (for connection to other devices such as DVD player etc)
*Interactive Whiteboards [http://www.edisav.com/en/products/browse/35-interactive-whiteboards.html?sef=hc Interactive Whiteboards]

'''Edis alternative amplifier products'''

*Wall mounted active speakers ([http://www.edisav.com/productsfull.php?product_id=38 EA015])
*Whiteboard active speakers ([http://www.edisav.com/productsfull.php?product_id=37 EA014])
*[http://www.edisav.com/productsfull.php?product_id=270 EA52 Sound Bar]
*Standalone power amplifier 2x25 Watts ([http://www.edisav.com/productsfull.php?product_id=252 EA1128A])
*Standalone power amplifier 2x120 Watts ([http://www.edisav.com/productsfull.php?product_id=262 EA1148])
*Standalone power amplifier 2x150 Watts (([http://www.edisav.com/productsfull.php?product_id=272 EA1153])

'''Third party products'''

*MP3 player
*DVD player
*Laptop

These products need a suitable interconnect cable with Mini-jack connector at one end for the amplifier input ie Mini-jack to Mini-jack or Mini-jack to 2x RCA.

Related products - EA014 Interactive whiteboard active speakers

2011-10-22T08:57:37Z

David131:

Very popular classroom speaker system for Interactive whiteboards where a USB connection is required
{| class="FCK__ShowTableBorders" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" width="700" border="0"
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| [[Image:EA014.jpg|thumb|left]] 
|-
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'''EA014 Interactive whiteboard speakers ''' The following products could be sold together with the EA014, sold as an alternative or may be connected to the speakers

----

'''Edis Related products '''ie these could be sold as an additional product with the EA014

*Cable kit - [http://www.edisav.com/productsfull.php?product_id=146 EdisConnect]
*Cables - suitable interconnect cables with Mini-jack connector at one end for the amplifier input ie Mini-jack to Mini-jack or Mini-jack to 2x RCA.
*Microphones: IR mic - sound reinforcement system ([http://www.edisav.com/productsfull.php?product_id=250 EA1133]), UHF wireless microphone ([http://www.edisav.com/productsfull.php?product_id=249 UHF]) or VHF wireless microphone [http://www.edisav.com/productsfull.php?product_id=251 (EA26)] or cable microphones ([http://www.edisav.com/productsfull.php?product_id=248 Cable]) (but not condenser microphones that need power!)
*Interactive Whiteboards [http://www.edisav.com/en/products/browse/35-interactive-whiteboards.html?sef=hc Interactive Whiteboards]

'''Edis Alternative products'''

*Wall mounted active speakers ([http://www.edisav.com/productsfull.php?product_id=288 EA015]) - smaller speakers but without USB
*Standalone Power amplifier ([http://www.edisav.com/productsfull.php?product_id=252 EA1128]) but needs wall mounted speakers ([http://www.edisav.com/productsfull.php?product_id=95 EA206] or ([http://www.edisav.com/Datasheets/E31.pdf EA31])or ceiling speakers ([http://www.edisav.com/productsfull.php?product_id=97 E62])
*[http://www.edisav.com/productsfull.php?product_id=270 Sound Bar]

'''Third party products'''

*MP3 player
*DVD player
*Laptop

These third party products need a suitable interconnect cable with Mini-jack connector at one end for the amplifier input ie Mini-jack to Mini-jack or Mini-jack to 2x RCA.

|}

Selling Tips - Edis AV Cart EF32

2011-06-15T03:24:40Z

David131:

Our flat pack AV cart (or assembled) competes very favourably against similar products from Eastern Europe. Available in many configurations
[[Image:EF32.jpg|thumb|left]]
== Features ==

*AV cabinet for multi-media equipment with sliding shelf for projector, two moveable shelves, cable management included.
*Designed to house LCD Projector, amplifier, DVD, VCR, Laptop, Disks, Tapes and 4 way Power Supply.
*Houses standalone amplifiers up to 34 x 43 x 12cm (D x W x H)
*Available with in-built amplifier in top work surface ([http://www.edistrading.hk/productsfull.php?product_id=204 EA49]) complete with laptop and projector connections as ([http://www.edistrading.hk/productsfull.php?product_id=105 AV cart 101]) or rack mounted amplifier ([http://www.edistrading.hk/productsfull.php?product_id=252 EA1128]) and speakers up to 14cm deep.

'''Sell with these [[Related products - Edis AV Cart EF32|related products]]'''

== Unique Selling Points (or Unique Perceived Benefits) ==

*Sold flat packed or assembled
*Available with top mounting amplifier with projector connections (VGA) and power for laptop

== Benefits ==
*Mobile AV cart keeps equipment safe for storage
*Set up AV equipment quickly in a room that does not have AV services
*Projector wired and ready to go from shelf inside the cart
*Audio equipment and speakers connected and ready for action
*with a Laptop can be used as a mobile lectern

== Technical specification ==

*AV Cabinet designed for projector and multi-media equipment
*Strong well constructed cabinet with Beech effect finish
*Sliding top shelf for easy adjustment of a projector
*2 additional height adjustable shelves for additional equipment
*Cable management for cabling in top and at rear
*Doors open 270° flat against the sides of the cabinet
*Top and bottom edges protected by scuffing strip
*Grilles at top and bottom of rear of cabinet for speakers and ventilation
*Door lock with spare keys provided
*Door with accessory pocket for miscellaneous items
*Cable tidy at rear of cabinet for power cables
*Four wheels, two locking

== Packing list ==
*Pre-assembled as a complete unit
*Flat packed supplied in component parts

== Packaging info ==

*External dimensions: 966 x 550 x 600mm (hwd)
*Internal dimensions: 818 x 489 x 532mm (hwd)
*Weight unloaded: 40kg

== Other links for product ==

*[http://www.edisav.com/Datasheets/EF32.pdf Datasheet]
*[http://www.edisav.com/en/products/detail/24-av-carts/flypage/62-wood-av-cart-102.html?sef=hcfp Web page]

Selling Tips - Projector Pole EP23

2011-06-15T03:23:26Z

David131:

[[Image:EP23.jpg|thumb|left]]
== Features ==

*The EP23 Projector Mount is a universal projector ceiling mount suitable for the installation of almost every data projector available except for single screw mount versions
*Supplied with a 1.5m pole designed to be cut to length on site (1.8m installed length) or a "flush-mount" used where the projector is installed as close to the ceiling as possible.
*Supplied with a tilting mechanism security bolts and a safety fall-arrest tether which secures the projector to the ceiling bracket
*Maximum safe working load of 20kg.

'''Sell with these [[Related products - Projector Pole EP23|related products]]'''

== Unique Selling Points (or Unique Perceived Benefits) ==

*available in 2 part and 3 part telescopic versions with more manageable packing and easier to adjust on site

== Benefits ==

Long length easily cut to length on site

== Technical specification ==
== Packing list ==
== Packaging info ==
== Other links for product ==

*[http://www.edisav.com/Datasheets/EP23.pdf Datasheet]
*[http://www.edisav.com/Manuals/EP23.pdf Manual]
*[http://www.edisav.com/en/products/detail/20-projector-mounts/flypage/44-ep23-projector-mount-ceiling-mount.html?sef=hcfp Web page]

Selling Tips - Short Throw Projector Mount EP25

2011-06-15T03:22:43Z

David131:

[[Image:EP25.jpg|thumb|left]]
== Features ==

*A wall mounted short throw projector mount suitable for ultra short throw projectors like the Hitachi and Sanyo and medium throw projectors up to 1.5 metres
*Universal “finger” fixings for projector to suit all models and makes (excluding single screw fixings)
*A durable steel design with cable management and telescopic length adjustment.
*Fully adjustable tilt, swivel, roll and rotate.
*Throw distance adjustable from 380mm to 1,500mm to suit screen sizes from 48” to 200”
*Tubular steel construction provides a low cost, strong and rigid design that is very easy to install
*Available in a choice of colours including chrome pole

'''Sell with these [[Related Products - Short Throw Projector Mount EP25|related products]]'''

== Unique Selling Points (or Unique Perceived Benefits) ==
== Benefits ==
== Technical specification ==
== Packing list ==
== Packaging info ==
== Other links for product ==

*[http://www.edisav.com/Datasheets/EP25.pdf Datasheet]
*[http://www.edisav.com/en/products/detail/20-projector-mounts/flypage/45-ep25-short-throw-projector-mount.html?sef=hcfp Web page]

Selling Tips - EdisConnect Push-thru Cable Kit

2011-06-15T03:20:47Z

David131:

[[Image:Push-thru.jpg|thumb|left]]

 

== Features ==

Includes:

*VGA cable with 15 pin high density male to female connectors,
*Composite video cable with RCA connectors, (alternatively S-Video)
*PC audio cable with 3.5mm mini-jack
*Speaker cable with Red and White RCA connectors
*Connection box in white powder coated steel
*Knock-outs included for 2x additional VGA and 1xS-video 

 '''Sell with these [[Related products - EdisConnect Push-thru Cable Kit|related products]]'''

== Unique Selling Points (or Unique Perceived Benefits) ==

== Benefits ==

*Low cost as cables fit directly to downward facing faceplate
*Easy to install
*All components in carry handle box to aid the installer carrying equipment to site

== Technical specification ==

== Packing list ==

*VGA cable
*Video cable
*Audio cables - Mini-jack and RCA

Cable lengths supplied as specified by purchaser but typically 5m, 10m and 15m

== Packaging info ==

== Other links for product ==

*[http://www.edisav.com/Video/Push-Thru%20Cable%20Kit.mpg Video]
*[http://www.edisav.com/en/products/detail/18-cable-kits/flypage/34-push-thru-cable-box.html?sef=hcfp Web page]
*[[Pin-outs for common connectors]]

Articles:

*[[Length of Cables for AV Systems in a School Classroom|Length of Cables for AV Systems in a School Classroom]]
*[http://www.edisav.com/Articles/VGA%20cables%20and%20connectors%20for%20projectors%20and%20monitors.pdf VGA cables and connectors for projectors and flatscreens]
*[http://www.edisav.com/Articles/The%20EdisConnect%20Cable%20kit%20story.pdf The EdisConnect Cable Kit Story]
*[http://www.edisav.com/Articles/Stretch%20Your%20Budget%20by%20Tossing%20Tinning.pdf Stretch your budget by tossing tinning]

Selling Tips - EdisConnect Plug and Play Cable Kit

2011-06-15T03:20:12Z

David131:

[[Image:Plugandplay.jpg|thumb|left]]

 

== Features ==

Two versions available "New" and "Original"

[[File:CableKitCarton.jpg]]

'''"Original" Design includes''' 

*VGA cable with 15 pin high density male to female connectors,
*Composite video cable with RCA connectors, (alternatively S-Video)
*PC audio cable with 3.5mm mini-jack
*Speaker cable with Red and White RCA connectors
*Connection box in white powder coated steel
*Back to back female bulkhead connectors fitted to downward facing faceplate including VGA, 2x 3.5mm mini-jack, 1x RCA video (Yellow) 2x RCA audio (Red and white) USB A -USB B (Male to Male cable connectors)
*Knock-outs included for 2x additional VGA and 1xS-video&nbsp
*Supplied with cables in a Carry handle box

[[File:PlugandPlayBlister.jpg]]

'''"New" Design includes'''

*Blister pack containing the Cable Box with male to female back to back adaptors which accept the Fast-install cables
*Eco-friendly cable bag containing the same cables as above

Cables available in 3m, 5m, 10m, 15m lengths

 '''Sell with these [[Related products - EdisConnect Plug and Play Cable Kit|related products]]'''

== Unique Selling Points (or Unique Perceived Benefits) ==

== Benefits ==

*Low cost
*Easy to install
*All components in carry handle box as "Original" design or put the blister pack into the cable bag with "New" design to aid the installer carrying equipment to site

== Technical specification ==

== Packing list ==

"Original" design

*Steel Cable Box
*VGA cable
*Video cable
*Audio cables - Mini-jack and RCA
*User manual

"New" Design

*Steel Cable Box in Blister pack

*Cable Bag
**VGA cable
**Video cable
**Audio cables - Mini-jack and RCA

Cable lengths supplied as specified by purchaser but typically 3m 5m, 10m and 15m

== Packaging info ==

== Other links for product ==

*[http://www.edisav.com/Video/Plug%20and%20Play.mpg Video]
*[http://www.edisav.com/en/products/detail/18-cable-kits/flypage/33-plug-and-play-cable-box.html?sef=hcfp Web page]
*[[Pin-outs for common connectors]]

 Articles:

*[http://www.edisav.com/Articles/VGA%20cables%20and%20connectors%20for%20projectors%20and%20monitors.pdf VGA cables and connectors for projectors and flatscreens]
*[[Length of Cables for AV Systems in a School Classroom|Length of Cables for AV Systems in a School Classroom]]
*[http://www.edisav.com/Articles/The%20EdisConnect%20Cable%20kit%20story.pdf The EdisConnect Cable Kit Story]
*[http://www.edisav.com/Articles/Stretch%20Your%20Budget%20by%20Tossing%20Tinning.pdf Stretch your budget by tossing tinning]

Selling Tips - EdisConnect Cable Kit

2011-06-15T03:18:52Z

David131:

[[Image:EC21.jpg|thumb|left]]

 
== Features ==

*VGA cable with 15 pin high density male to female connectors,
*Composite video cable with RCA connectors, (alternatively S-Video)
*PC audio with 3.5mm mini-jack or speaker cable with RCA connectors
*Faceplate in white PVC or stainless steel with connector fixing to suit user requirements 
*70mm or 35mm back box.

 '''Sell with these [[Related products - EdisConnect Cable Kit|related products]]'''

== Unique Selling Points (or Unique Perceived Benefits) ==
== Benefits ==

*Low cost "made to measure" option ie faceplate made to meet users/installers configuration
*All components in carry handle box to aid the installer carrying equipment to site

== Technical specification ==
== Packing list ==

*VGA cable
*Video cable
*Audio cables

Cable lengths supplied as specified by purchaser but typically 5m, 10m and 15m

== Packaging info ==
== Other links for product ==

*[http://www.edisav.com/Datasheets/Product.pdf Datasheet]
*[http://www.edisav.com/en/products/detail/18-cable-kits/flypage/32-edisconnect-cable-kits.html?sef=hcfp Web page]
*[[Pin-outs for common connectors]]

Articles

*[[Length of Cables for AV Systems in a School Classroom|Length of Cables for AV Systems in a School Classroom]]
*[http://www.edisav.com/Articles/VGA%20cables%20and%20connectors%20for%20projectors%20and%20monitors.pdf VGA cables and connectors for projectors and flatscreens]
*[http://www.edisav.com/Articles/The%20EdisConnect%20Cable%20kit%20story.pdf The EdisConnect Cable Kit Story]
*[http://www.edisav.com/Articles/Stretch%20Your%20Budget%20by%20Tossing%20Tinning.pdf Stretch your budget by tossing tinning]

Selling Tips - EdisConnect Modular Cable Kit

2011-06-15T03:16:09Z

David131:

Designed to be the ultimate connection system for Audio Visual, pro-audio,pro-video and IT installs in professional, office, classroom, home or full home cinema environments.
[[Image:Modular.jpg|thumb|left]] 

== Features ==

*Modular design with more than 24 combinations of connectivity in one box.
*Greater choice of combinations, flexibility and is faster to install than almost all other products on the market.
*a broad range of non-solder screw terminal modules for cut cable installation.
*Accept six modules in dual gang and three modules in single gang versions providing users with more connector combinations and larger choice and flexibility.
*Dual and single gang versions fit other manufacturers backboxes, patresses, dado trunking, desk mounts and flooring systems with 120.6mm accessory fittings.
*Sliding cable panel in the backbox enables very quick and easy cable fixing without the need to thread cable through holes in the backbox

'''Sell with these [[Related Products - EdisConnect Modular Cable Kit|related products]]'''

== Unique Selling Points (or Unique Perceived Benefits) ==

*Six modules fit into a dual gang plate and three fit into a single gang plate (competitors only 5 in dual and 2 in single)
*A choice of [[VGA Cables for AV Cable Kits| '''cable designs''']]
*Full projector install with a single gang faceplate that includes VGA, RCA Video, 2x PC Audio and USB :- See [http://www.edistrading.hk/Datasheets/EC14B.pdf Datasheet]

== Benefits ==

*Used where cable needs to be cut when installed in conduit etc
*Many connection combinations
*Sliding shutter on back box simplifies installation
*Can be used with Edis Fast-install cables (simply cut-off connector - no need for special bare end cables!)

== Technical specification ==

== Packing list ==

== Packaging info ==

== Other links for product ==

*[http://www.edisav.com/Datasheets/EC14.pdf Datasheet Dual Gang]
*[http://www.edisav.com/Datasheets/EC14B.pdf Datasheet Single Gang]
*[http://www.edisav.com/Manuals/EC14.pdf User manual]
*[http://www.edisav.com/en/products/detail/18-cable-kits/flypage/130-modules-for-fast-install-cable-kit.html?sef=hcfp Web page]
*[[Length of Cables for AV Systems in a School Classroom|Length of Cables for AV Systems in a School Classroom]]
*[[Pin-outs for common connectors]]

Articles:

*[http://www.edisav.com/Articles/VGA%20cables%20and%20connectors%20for%20projectors%20and%20monitors.pdf VGA cables and connectors for projectors and flatscreens]
*[http://www.edisav.com/Articles/Cables%20for%20Home%20Theater%20System%20Installation.pdf Cables for home theatre installations]
*[http://www.edisav.com/Articles/Stretch%20Your%20Budget%20by%20Tossing%20Tinning.pdf Stretch your budget by tossing tinning]
*[[The EdisConnect Cable Kit Story]]

Selling Tips - Edis Fast-install Cabling System

2011-06-15T03:15:04Z

David131:

Designed to be the ultimate connection system for Audio Visual, pro-audio,pro-video and IT installs in professional, office, classroom, home or full home cinema environments.
[[Image:EC14.jpg|thumb|left]] 

== Features ==

*Simple modular faceplate design for terminated cables which can be fitted in any combination and position.
*Large choice of combinations, flexible and is faster to install than almost all other modular products on the market.
*Accepts six "snap-ins" or modules in dual gang and three "snap-ins" or modules in single gang versions providing users with more combinations and larger choice and flexibility.
*Dual and single gang versions fit other manufacturers backboxes, patresses, dado trunking, desk mounts and flooring systems with 120.6mm accessory fittings.
*Sliding cable panel in the backbox enables very quick and easy cable fixing without the need to thread cable through holes in the backbox

'''Sell with these [[Related Products - EdisConnect Modular Cable Kit|related products]]'''

== Unique Selling Points (or Unique Perceived Benefits) ==

*Six modules fit into a dual gang plate and three fit into a single gang plate (competitors only 5 in dual and 2 in single)
*A choice of [[VGA Cables for AV Cable Kits| '''cable designs''']]
*Full projector install with a single gang faceplate that includes VGA, RCA Video, 2x PC Audio and USB :- See [http://www.edisav.com/Datasheets/Fast-install.pdf Datasheet]

== Benefits ==

*Uses terminated Fast-install cable (with "ears" on the female connector)that fit directly into the faceplate (two screws)
*Very fast to install
*Many combinations can be used with same "snap-ins" - RCA, 3.5mm Mini Jack and S-video all fit into the same round holes
*Sliding shutter on back box simplifies installation
*Can be used with Modules from EdisConnect Modular cable kit especially USB and RJ45
*New Blister packing for Fast-install kit and Poly bag for Cables reduces cost and waste

== Technical specification ==

== Packing list ==

== Packaging info ==

== Other links for product ==

*[http://www.edisav.com/Datasheets/Fast-install.pdf Datasheet Fast-install]
*[http://www.edisav.com/Manuals/EC14.pdf User manual]
*[http://www.edisav.com/en/products/detail/18-cable-kits/flypage/35-edis-fast-install-cabling-system.html?sef=hcfp Web page]
*[[Length of Cables for AV Systems in a School Classroom|Length of Cables for AV Systems in a School Classroom]]
*[[Pin-outs for common connectors]]

Articles:

*[http://www.edistrading.hk/Articles/VGA%20cables%20and%20connectors%20for%20projectors%20and%20monitors.pdf VGA cables and connectors for projectors and flatscreens]
*[http://www.edisav.com/Articles/Cables%20for%20Home%20Theater%20System%20Installation.pdf Cables for home theatre installations]
*[http://www.edisav.com/Articles/Stretch%20Your%20Budget%20by%20Tossing%20Tinning.pdf Stretch your budget by tossing tinning]
*[[The EdisConnect Cable Kit Story]]

Selling Tips- EA26 VHF microphones

2011-06-15T03:12:32Z

David131:

[[Image:EA26.jpg|thumb|left]]
== Features ==

*VHF wireless microphone ideal for meeting rooms and presentations.
*Available in Hand held or Lapel microphone versions
*Range 80 metre but recommended ideal operating distance 40metres.
*VHF 170-270 MHz band available in different factory pre-set frequencies using quartz crystal frequency control.
*Battery warning light

'''Sell with these [[Related products - EA26 VHF microphones|related products]]'''

== Unique Selling Points (or Unique Perceived Benefits) ==
== Benefits ==
== Technical specification ==

{| {{table}}
| '''Specifications'''
|
|-
| '''Overall System'''||
|-
| Carrier Frequency ||VHF 170-270 MHz
|-
| Freq Stabilisation ||<30 ppm
|-
| Dynanmic range||> 80 dB
|-
| THD ||<1%
|-
| Freq Response||40Hz – 15 kHz
|-
| Audio Output Level|| 0-400mV Mix 0-200Mv
|-
| '''Receiver'''||
|-
| Power supply|| 9-12V DC 200mA
|-
| Power rating||3 Watts
|-
| Signal/Noise||> 60 dB
|-
| Noise rejection||>50 dB
|-
| Receive sensitivity||2 micro V
|-
| De-emphasis||50 micro S
|-
| '''Microphone'''||
|-
| Transmitter power||20 mW
|-
| Modulation Type ||FM
|-
| Max Deviation||25 Hz
|-
| Battery Voltage||3v or 9v
|-
| Continuous use||10 hours
|-
|
|}

== Packing list ==

*1x Hand held microphone
*1x Lapel microphone and transmitter
*1x Receiver
*1x Connecting cable 6.3mm - 6.3mm jack
*1x User manual

== Packaging info ==
== Other links for EA26 ==

*[http://www.edisav.com/Datasheets/EA26.pdf Datasheet]
*[http://www.edisav.com/en/products/detail/15-microphones/flypage/25-ea26-vhf-wireless-microphone.html?sef=hcfp Web page]

Related pages:

*[[Wireless microphone frequencies UK]]

Articles:

*[http://www.edisav.com/Articles/All%20you%20need%20to%20know%20about%20Microphones.pdf All you need to know about microphones]

Selling Tips- EA1133 IR Sound reinforcement system

2011-06-15T03:11:47Z

David131:

[[Image:EA1133.jpg|thumb|left]]
== Features ==

*Two microphone IR sound reinforcement system
*Light weight microphones on lanyard
*two sensors can be placed to avoid blocking the IR signal
*Standalone so connects to existing audio amplifier system
*separate microphone volume controls on receiver

'''Sell with these [[Related Products - EA1133 IR Sound reinforcement system|related products]]'''

== Unique Selling Points (or Unique Perceived Benefits) ==
== Benefits ==

*Sound reinforcement in the classroom is recommended by the DfES as a simple and highly effective method of improving the attention and academic results of pupils and students. See articles below
*The Edis Infrared Microphone system overcomes the problem of interference between systems in adjacent classrooms that are suffered by VHF wireless systems
*A lightweight teacher microphone with a lanyard and clip is unobtrusive and easy to use.
*The system can be supplied with an amplifier or plugged directly into existing classroom speakers systems, so saving additional expense.
*The microphones use standard AA size rechargeable batteries which last for 6-8 hours continuous use and easily replaced when life expired.
*The microphones are identical so can be used by the teacher or pupils

== Technical specification ==

{|
|-
| Microphone outputs
| 2x RCA, 1x 6.3mm Jack, 1x 3.5mm Mini Jack
|-
| Transmission distance
| 10m
|-
| Power supplies
| AC 230v
|-
| Distortion
| <1%
|-
| S/N ratio
| >80 dB
|-
| Receiving angle:
| 120 °
|-
|
|}

== Packing list ==

*1x Receiver unit
*1x Receiver unit DC power supply
*2x IR Microphones with lanyards
*2x Infrared receiver sensor with 10m of cable each
*1x microphone DC charging stand
*Power cables: Europlug or UK plug
*User manual

== Packaging info ==
== Other links for EA1133 ==

*[http://www.edisav.com/Datasheets/EA1133.pdf Datasheet]
*[http://www.edisav.com/en/products/detail/15-microphones/flypage/21-ea1133-sound-reinforcement.html?sef=hcfp Web page]

 Articles :

*[http://www.edisav.com/Articles/Sound%20reinforcement%20in%20the%20Classroom.pdf Sound reinforecement in the classroom]
*[http://www.edisav.com/Articles/Amplified%20classrooms.pdf Amplified classroom] the USA experience

Selling Tips - E206 Wall mounted speaker

2011-06-15T03:10:37Z

David131:

Sold with Power amplifier (EA1128A) and Edis In-wall amplifier (EA35)
[[Image:E206.jpg|thumb|left]]
== Features ==

*High performance speakers in resonance absorbing, weather and UV proof polypropylene case

*Designed for wall mount with a universal wall mount (supplied)

*Ideal for classroom, meeting room etc where clarity and performance required.

'''Sell with these [[Related Products - E206 Wall mounted speaker|related products]]'''

== Unique Selling Points (or Unique Perceived Benefits) ==
== Benefits ==
== Technical specification ==

{| {{table}}
| Woofer:||4\" Polypropylene
|-
| Tweeter:||1/2\"Malar dome
|-
| Power handling:||100 Watts MAX/30 Watts RMS
|-
| Frequency response:||80 - 20,000Hz
|-
| Sensitivity ||87 dB @ 1W/1M
|-
| Impedance:||8 Ohms
|-
| Housing:||Polypropylene with aluminum grille
|-
| Dimension||(W x H x D):130x206x125mm /5-1/8\" x 8-1/8\" x 4-7/8\"
|-
| Net weight:||1.4 kgs/ 3.0 lbs. each
|-
| Finish:||Black or White
|-
|
|}

== Packing list ==

*2x speakers
*2x universal mounting brackets
*1x User manual

== Packaging info ==
== Other links for product ==

*[http://www.edisav.com/Datasheets/E206.pdf Datasheet]
*[http://www.edisav.com/en/products/detail/5-passive-speakers/flypage/12-wall-mounted-speakers.html?sef=hcfp Web page]

Selling Tips - EA014 Interactive whiteboard active speakers

2011-06-15T03:08:48Z

David131:

[[Image:EA014.jpg|thumb|left]]
Favourite Interactive whiteboard speakers in schools with USB hub

== Features ==

*Designed for the education market with steel grilles and secure wall fixings so children can't damage or knock it off the wall
*The power handling is designed for a typical school classroom of about 10m wide and 6m deep giving a Sound Pressure Level of about 75dB C weighted at 6 metres
*32 Watt (rms) amplifier 16 watts rms per channel
*Audio Inputs for PC and DVD or VCR etc used as teaching aids
*Includes a 4 port USB hub for whiteboard and other devices that need connection to a PC or laptop (easily connected and disconnected without fumbling behind equipment)
*Provided with all cables including USB and speaker connections

'''Sell with these [[Related products - EA014 Interactive whiteboard active speakers|related products]]'''

== Unique Selling Points (or Unique Perceived Benefits) ==

*The steel grilles and secure fixing brackets are not provided by many competitors but required by many schools 
*Two inputs for PC and DVD player etc convenient on front panel
*3x USB inputs and 1x USB output connects a whiteboard and MP3 devices etc direct to the PC (without the need to rummage around behind the PC)
*Volume control on faceplate for ease of use 
*Supplied with connecting cables
*The design is registered in the EU Community Design Register affording some legal protection from cheap copies

== Benefits ==

*Sound output designed specifically for the Classroom – audio quality output enhanced by wood speaker cabinet
*USB inputs enable other devices such as Interactive whiteboard, Laptop, or MP3 players etc to be connected without accessing the rear of the PC
*Easy to install with key hole fixing and individual screwed wall fixing to secure from accidental abuse
*Supplied with cables and fixing screws to ease purchasing logistics

== Technical specification ==

{| class="FCK__ShowTableBorders"
|-
| Colour
| Grey Body
|-
| Output Power
| 16 Watts x 2
|-
| Drive Units
| 4" x 2 + 1"x1
|-
| Impedance
| 4 ohms
|-
| Frequency response
| 20Hz - 20 kHz
|-
| Separation
| >35 dB
|-
| Signal/noise Ratio
| >80d B
|-
| Input Sensitivity (10% THD)
| <450 mV
|-
| Distortion THD
| <0.2%
|-
| Sound Pressure Level at 6 metres
| >75 dBA
|-
| Dimensions (mm)
| 610x135x98 mm
|-
| Power Supply
| 230 Volt
|-
|
|}

== Packing list ==

*Active speaker
*Passive speaker
*1x USB-A connection at base for connection of interactive whiteboard
*1x PC USB-B connection at base for PC connection
*2x USB-A connections on front panel to connect audio devices etc to a PC through an internal USB2.0 hub
*2x PC Audio connections with 3.5mm mini jack female sockets at base for PC and DVD audio input to the amplifier
*1x RCA female output connector for passive speaker connection
*1x 1.8 metre Mains power lead fitted with a figure 8 to moulded plug to BS 1363
*1x 1.8 metre Mains power lead fitted with a figure 8 to moulded Europlug
*user manual

== Packaging info ==

{| class="FCK__ShowTableBorders"
|-
| style="background: #f0f0f0" align="center" | '''Packing details'''
| style="background: #f0f0f0" align="center" | '
|-
| Size of Carton :
| 670x210x270 mm
|-
| Qty per carton
| 1 per carton
|-
| Net weight
| 8 Kg
|-
| Gross weight
| 9 Kg
|-
| 20” Container load
| 645*
|-
| 40” Container load
| 1270*
|-
| 40” HQ Container load
| 1500*
|-
|
| * Approximate loadings
|-
|
|}

== Other links for EA014 ==

*[http://www.edisav.com/Datasheets/EA014.pdf Datasheet]
*[http://www.edisav.com/Manuals/EA014.pdf Manual]
*[http://www.edisav.com/en/products/detail/4-active-speakers/flypage/8-ea014-active-whiteboard-speakers.html?sef=hcfp Web page]

Articles:

*[http://www.edisav.com/Articles/RMS%20v%20Peak%20power.pdf RMS v Peak power] understand amplifier power ratings (don't be fooled!)
*[http://www.edisav.com/Articles/Buying%20Quality%20Audio%20Equipment.pdf Buying quality audio equipment] jargon explained.
*[http://www.edisav.com/Articles/Birth%20of%20a%20speaker.pdf Birth of a Classroom Speaker System]

Power Cords

2011-03-23T09:03:20Z

David131:

A power cord, line cord, or mains cable is a cord or cable that temporarily connects an electrical appliance to the distribution circuits of an electrical power source via a wall socket or extension cord. The connector at both ends of the cable needs to be specified correctly to make the right connection

 

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== '''Plugs for wall socket connections''' ==

| (For the many different styles worldwide see [[Electrical Plugs and sockets - Worldwide]])
|-
| [[Image:UKPowerCord.jpg|thumb|left]]
|
'''UK Power Cord BS1363'''

UK Power Cord - Fused and earthed ([[IEC Appliance Classification|IEC Class l]])

|-
| [[Image:Europlug2.jpg|thumb|left]]
| '''Europlug Power Cord CEE 7/16 '''
 The Europlug is a flat, two-pole domestic AC power plug that is generally supplied moulded on the end of an appliance's flex or a power cord, designed for voltages up to 250 V and currents up to 2.5 A ([[IEC Appliance Classification|IEC Class ll]]) 

|-
| [[Image:EuroPlug.jpg|thumb|left]]
|
'''Schuko Plug CEE 7/4'''

 

"Schuko" is the colloquial name for a system of AC power plugs and sockets that is defined as "CEE 7/4" or known unofficially as "Type F". Two pin plus earth with current up to 16 Amps ([[IEC Appliance Classification|IEC Class l]]) 

|-
|

== '''Plugs for equipment connections''' ==

|
|-
| [[Image:Fig8.jpg]]
|
'''Figure 8 - IEC C7'''

The C7 and C8 connectors, with two pins rated at 2.5 A, exist in both polarised and unpolarised versions. The unpolarised C7 is commonly known as a "Figure 8" or "shotgun" connector due to its shape. ([[IEC Appliance Classification|IEC Class ll]]) 

|-
| [[Image:Fig8Pol.jpg]]
| '''Figure 8 Polarised - IEC C8 '''
The figure 8 polarised C8 is asymmetrical, with one end rounded similarly to the unpolarised version, and the other square. These connectors are often used for small cassette recorders, battery/mains operated radios, some full size AV equipment (projectors active speakersetc), laptop computer power supplies, video game consoles, and similar double-insulated (IEC Class ll) appliances. Unpolarised C7 connectors can be inserted into polarized C8 sockets; however, doing so might be a safety risk if the device is designed to expect a polarised power connection. 

|-
| [[Image:Clover.jpg]]
| '''Clover Leaf - IEC - C5 '''
The C5 3-conductor 2.5 A is sometimes colloquially called "Mickey Mouse" (because the cross section looks like the silhouette of the Disney character) or "Cloverleaf". ([[IEC Appliance Classification|IEC Class ll]]) 

|-
| [[Image:IEC.jpg]]
| '''IEC C13 or PC Power Cord - IEC C13 '''
When used with no other qualifiers, "IEC connector" usually refers specifically to the IEC C13 and C14 connectors (C14 is the female version of the C13). 3-conductor 10 A. Most desktop personal computers use the ten-amp panel-mounting C14 inlet to attach the power cord to the power supply, as do many monitors, printers and other peripherals. ([[IEC Appliance Classification|IEC Class l]]) 

|-
| [[Image:IEC-C14.jpg]]
| '''IEC C14 (Panel mount) '''
Many AT form factor computers also provided a panel-mounting C13 outlet controlled by the physical power switch for powering the monitor. With the arrival of ATX the readily accessible permanent power switch was removed and the outlet was either permanently powered or completely removed.

A three-conductor cord with a suitable power plug for the locality in which the appliance is used on one end and a C13 line socket on the other is commonly called an "IEC cord." IEC cords are used to power many pieces of electronic equipment other than computers, for example instrument amplifiers and professional audio equipment. 

|}

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